Sentence examples for rather appreciable from inspiring English sources

A 2005 piece by Hank Stuever in The Washington Post described the film as "a rather appreciable delight, even when it's a mess," and felt that the singing – especially Diana Ross' – was "a marvel".

Meanwhile, of course, other rather more appreciable pressure has been applied.

"[E]ven after … two incidents that resulted in significant burn injuries to employees, … the EH&S Department failed to take any affirmative steps to abate a rather clear and appreciable danger".

Collectively, cardiovascular disturbances (cardiogenic edema caused by imbalanced Starling forces), rather than an appreciable disruption of the air-blood barrier function, were believed to be the predominant etiopathology of the phosgene-induced lung edema (at this Cxt).

There are alternate approaches in industrialized countries like Germany and Japan that make housing more of a consumable good rather than an appreciable asset, but it's hard to see how we could ever shift toward those models since there is so much national wealth tied up in housing.

The experiment showed that beryllium crystals are "rather imperfect", that annealing caused "no appreciable change" in beryllium's lattice structure, and that the mass absorption coefficient of beryllium found in the experiment was reasonably close to the theoretical value calculated using Compton's empirical formula.

Strikingly, in TRPV4−/− mice, the dextran-mediated increase in shear stress did not cause any NO or EDHF-mediated vasodilation, but rather resulted in a subtle, yet appreciable vasoconstriction (Fig. 5A).

From 2001 to 2010, the solar activity had decreased rather monotonically; however, there cannot be found appreciable effect of such decreasing solar activity in Figure 10.

As the molar mass of Hg is 220.59 g mol−1, 4.55 × 10−4 g of Hg exists in 1 mole of atmosphere, suggesting that the inside of the Great Buddha Hall was severely polluted when gilding was undertaken and that, afterward, an appreciable amount of Hg continuously and, rather rapidly, evaporated from the soil into the atmosphere.

Although katun can accumulate in the nucleus to appreciable levels (due to passive diffusion rather than active transport), it is transcriptionally inert and does not inhibit β-catenin-mediated transcription.

Nor was there appreciable understeer — a tendency to plow ahead, rather than turn — when cornering.