Sentence examples for abruptly improved from inspiring English sources

I can't decide if established, estimable painters and drafters like Brown, Sillman, Siena, and Pettibon have abruptly improved or if the new authority of their work mirrors the Zeitgeist.

In addition, it can be seen that, with the evident enhancement of the peak intensity, the crystalline is abruptly improved, especially indicated by the sharp (002) diffraction peak.

The patient remained lethargic until day 13, when mental status abruptly improved; right arm weakness persisted.

A slight addition of 1 at.% also exhibits similar behavior, but further concentrations exceeding 5 at.% abruptly improve the transparency due to the excess oxygen in TiO2 with ratios O/Ti exceeding 2. This result suggests that the oxygen deficit in TiO2 is improved by adding InSb.

Wolf Of Windlesham, an exposed 60-rated handicapper on the Flat, also improved abruptly to beat a field including the Nicholls-trained 5-6 favouRomain De SenamSenam in the JCB Triumph Hurdle Trial – a success which Stuart Edmunds, the winner's trainer, attributed to the sporting instincts of Michael Lawrence, the winner's owner.

After that period, the situation quickly improved, abruptly ending the famine.

Lord Windermere finished sixth of nine behind Last Instalment in the Hennessy Gold Cup at Leopardstown in February but Culloty had no doubt why his form had improved so abruptly here.

Study results supported the hypothesis that these highlighting callouts improved learning, although gradually revealed callouts and abruptly revealed callouts were similarly effective.

Buckley, with the help of the NUJ, also won an improved settlement from the Times, from which she was abruptly turfed out in the summer.

Infusion of LPS decreased the PaO2 abruptly in concert with a rise in the alveolar arterial oxygen tension difference (P < 0.01), which improved significantly in response to administration of rhAPC (P < 0.05).

Two large multicenter studies [ 1, 2] have demonstrated that mechanical ventilation can be discontinued abruptly in approximately 75% of mechanically ventilated patients whose underlying cause of respiratory failure has either improved or been resolved.