Sentence examples for that is appreciable from inspiring English sources
They partnered with artist Andrew Myers to create a tactile painting that is appreciable by both sighted and blind art lovers.
The simulation results showed gradual efflux of p65 into the cytoplasm that is appreciable within minutes for a wide range of parameter values (Fig. 4C).
Mapping changes in PRO scores to other PRO scores to arrive at an MID that is appreciable to patients (e.g., when multi-item PROs are mapped to a single question asking the patient to rate his or her global impression of change since the start of treatment).
That is appreciable, but hardly overwhelming in a world LNG market that might be 540bcm a year by that time, according to the International Energy Agency.
For heavy charged particles with high initial velocities (those that are appreciable fractions of the speed of light), large-angle scatterings are rare.
The phenolic acids, that were appreciable effective against P. fluorescens KM05 indole acetic acid production, significantly suppressed TTSS gene.
Addition of EdTx (10 nM EF+40 nM PA) lead to a rise of the intracellular cAMP concentration that was appreciable after 2 h and, strikingly, increased steadily during the following 24 h, producing up to 4300 fmol of cAMP per 105 Jurkat cells.
It is now clear that there is appreciable abduction at the hip (Fig. 2A) and that the maximum deviations from vertical coincide with the swing phase indicating that this movement makes an appreciable contribution to ground clearance, although the angular changes occurring in the sagittal plane (Fig. 2B) are much bigger.
The presence of heavy metals (Pb, Mn, Cu, Cd and Zn) in groundwater samples indicates that there is appreciable contamination by leachate migration from an open dumping site.
The presence of heavy metals (Pb, Cu, Mn, and Cd) in soil sample indicates that there is appreciable contamination of the soil by leachate migration.
The presence of heavy metals in soil sample indicates that there is appreciable contamination of the soil by leachate migration from an open dumping site.
