Sentence examples for spread appreciably from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, PC-3 cells (rigidity-independent) were able to spread on 150 Pa gels to a similar extent as on the 4800 Pa gels, whereas mPanc96 cells (rigidity-independent) did not spread appreciably on either soft or rigid substrates (Fig. 7A B).

The first established populations of P. haustrum were discovered in the late 1970s in Palm Beach County Florida, and have not spread appreciably in 30 years.

On the G3 surface, moreover, a frequency of round-shaped cells increased, and spreading of the cells was appreciably suppressed.

Although it is unclear why BS937 was more invasive, the comparable level of cell-to-cell spread suggests that ϕPOC-J13 does not appreciably alter the virulence properties of S. flexneri.

A larger spread in frequency shifts the phase of the response and appreciably decreases the amplitude.

The app has evidently been relatively focused on the German market thus far, and the team hasn't — he says — spent appreciably on marketing, relying on word of mouth spread.

We present detailed P-wave velocity models for the Northwest Pacific Basin which were produced in 154 160 Ma at a high seafloor spreading half-rate of >8 cm/yr and have not been appreciably deformed by tectonic or igneous activity since then.

For most of the last decade Thomas Dybdahl has been the singer-songwriter equivalent of a connoisseur's blend: complex but mellow, faintly exotic, so appreciably good that his fans could feel ambivalent about spreading the word.

The spread of data generated from the analysis of wet sludge samples was not appreciably greater than the spread for the analysis of cleaned extracts.

In terms of ensemble spread, both the Brier skill scores and continuous ranked probability skill score are improved appreciably after post-processing.

Not only is there a minority of color perceivers who are anomalous (only slightly, but appreciably so) with respect to normal observers, but there is a considerable statistical spread even within the group of normal observers.