Sentence examples for to make appreciable from inspiring English sources

It is recognized by the most important space agencies and industries as a necessary step to make appreciable progresses towards a cleaner and safer space environment [1, 2].

Both North Korean and American armor swarmed to the scene and US Marine aviation continued to provide air cover, but neither side was able to make appreciable gains despite inflicting heavy casualties on one another.

Patient involvement has yet to make appreciable inroads but this must change if such research is to be relevant.

However, it is difficult to make appreciable genetic progress by traditional breeding methods because the heritability of the trait is low (Heringstad et al. 2000; Hansen et al. 2002; Carlén et al. 2004) and there is unfavourable genetic correlation with production traits (Lund et al. 1999; Carlén et al. 2004).

However, it is a very time-intensive and challenging process to earn enough traffic to make appreciable sums of money.

Populated municipalities make appreciable contributions to the band where they are allocated.

"A good number of schools do make appreciable improvements right off the bat," he said.

Changes in the capillary height in the measuring arm do not make appreciable changes in the liquid-height of the reservoir arm.

Most adjustments did not make appreciable changes in odds ratio estimates.

I'd have to say the Obama administration is somewhat better, but not enough to make an appreciable difference.

They just failed – admittedly in the face of much less benign commercial circumstances – to make any appreciable headway in delivering them.