Sentence examples for which was appreciably from inspiring English sources

First point sees Li skipping round a big serve but not being able to control her return – of a serve which was appreciably slower than usual from Serena.

Potentially more worrying, he said, was the cargo business, which was "appreciably weaker" in the second quarter of 2011 and which relies heavily on trade flows between Asia and Europe and the United States.

At a BMR of 10%%, the BMDL of UCd in males from the Guizhou province reached 3.66 μg/g cr, which was appreciably higher than that of the males from the other provinces.> -wrap-foot> Notes: Confidence Level: 95%%, BMR: 10%%.

After just four issues, O already has more than a million subscribers, Hearst says, which is appreciably more than long-established magazines like Vogue (681,000, according to the Audit Bureau) and Self (786,000) and even more than the relatively recent upstart In Style (646,000).

Really, the HOMO level of CBP is 6.1 to 6.3 eV below vacuum level [23 25], which is appreciably lower than that of NPD (5.2 to 5.7 eV [24, 26, 27]).

The overall prevalence of retinopathy was 11%, which is appreciably lower than the prevalence in people with diagnosed diabetes (36%).

However, there is a clear practice of prescribing courses of antibiotics which are appreciably longer than the recommended three days of treatment for uncomplicated lower UTI's.

Furthermore, this study demonstrates that there is a clear practice of prescribing courses of antibiotics which are appreciably longer than the recommended three days of treatment for uncomplicated lower UTI's.

The number of Tasmanian devil genes covered was 15,490 for PC and 15,328 for Bi, both of which are appreciably larger than the numbers produced by any of the individual library assemblies.

The proportion of patients with moderate or high scores on the SI across the diagnostic groups in this study was between 83 and 100%, which is appreciably higher than the proportion of patients scoring at this level in the much broader patient population on which the NP-C SI developmental study was based (6).

Prospective studies indicate that people within the A1C range of 5.5 6.0% have a 5-year cumulative incidence of diabetes that ranges from 12 to 25% (4– 7), which is appreciably (three- to eightfold) higher than incidence in the U.S. population as a whole (8).