Sentence examples for a far improvement from inspiring English sources

It isn't good enough, but it's such a far improvement from anything that came before it.

A key question is how far improvement in auditory functioning through childhood is a reflection of non-auditory factors affecting task performance, or whether it is indicative of physiological changes in underlying brain systems.

Ankle extensor strength improved 43.1%, which was a far greater improvement than for the ankle flexor's 13.6%.

Of course, a far greater improvement could come from the invention of practical dyes or fluorescent proteins that give larger signals [18], [19], [46].

Even before radiology was taking its now indispensable place in the assessment schedule it became apparent that careful surgery produced a far greater improvement in local recurrence than was expected.

The choice of available designs is wide, but debates continue about how far improvement efforts can be simultaneously practical (aimed at producing change) and scientific (aimed at producing new knowledge), and whether the distinction between the practical and the scientific is a real and useful one.

However, in patients with platinum-sensitive recurrent disease, there was a rather striking difference (in favor of the PLD arm) in overall survival, despite a far more modest improvement in PFS (in favor of PLD) (Table 2).

Instead, this grade will become "requires improvement"; a far more brusque verdict.

The cautious thing to do would be to muddle through with a far cheaper incremental programme of improvements – a longer platform here, an extra bit of track there.

While these improvements are a far cry from the notion of robotic foot soldiers, it represents the reality of where military technology is today.

Tesco decided to stock The Pregnant Widow and 40,000 copies have been sold so far, a marked improvement on his recent books.