Sentence examples for and considerable improvement from inspiring English sources

However, a new chef, Robert Berry, formerly of Cookshop, took over a few weeks ago and has effected an instant and considerable improvement.

The proposed PRRB(SB) provides not only high thermal efficiency and considerable improvement in energy saving but also environmentally compatible emissions.

The experimental results with standard Aurora-4 large vocabulary evaluation task revealed that the proposed features provide reliable and considerable improvement in terms of robustness in different noise conditions and are comparable to those of standard feature extraction techniques.

While lauding "significant and considerable improvement" in security for tourists since the Jensen slaying, Sommer said that "this senseless, brutal, not-describable crime takes place..

Although the less-invasive surgical procedure is a feasible treatment option in proximal humeral fractures with acceptable complications and considerable improvement during the first six months, a lengthy recovery time is required.

All patients with recurrent disease must have had tumor cells in the blood at some time to seed the distant metastasis and considerable improvement of the sensitivity and specificity of CTC detection will be needed to detect CTC in all patients at risk for recurrence [ 37].

The constraint behavior of the parallelogram is analytically quantified and considerable improvements in stiffnesses and error motions are observed.

The appearance of new varieties of optical glasses encouraged continued development of the microscope in the 19th century, and considerable improvements were made in understanding the geometric optics of image formation.

The use of a practical reinforcement percentage of 1.86% of the cross-sectional area resulted in a moderate stiffness enhancement of 18% and considerable improvements in the ultimate moment capacity of 31%.

By the end of Middle Ages the economy had begun to recover and considerable improvements were being made in metalworking and shipbuilding that would shape the Early Modern economy.

Changes in practice patterns could be attributable to CABG being the more invasive procedure and advances in PCI such as the introduction of drug-eluting stents and considerable improvements in the short- and long-term outcomes of PCI, among other factors (32).