Sentence examples for sometimes appreciably from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, fitting age sometimes appreciably lowers the P-value, in several cases suggesting a hit that is not seen when age is not fitted.

If his total eclipse of Paul Pogba as Manchester United were beaten 1-0 at St James Parkk proved a particular highlight, the sheer variety of that passing range and his superior vision have served as a reminder that the Londoner's football intelligence is appreciably higher than sometimes rather snobbish critics care to imagine.

Fertility may sometimes have increased marginally but, overall, certainly not appreciably; and migration is net zero for the planet, with mostly some out-migration for most developing countries.

It is appreciably less expensive, especially now, given its economic woes, which sometimes earn it mention in the same paragraph, or even sentence, as Greece.

When we used the more restrictive definition of nonadherence to PCP prophylaxis during the past month (i.e., defining it as taking PCP medications sometimes, rarely, or never), our findings on multivariable analysis did not change appreciably (data not shown).

Pulis appeared appreciably happier.

His nose was appreciably thinner.

The backups were not appreciably better.

Police responses also did not appreciably change.

Coaching strategy changed appreciably over the years.

It would never rise appreciably again.