Sentence examples for be dramatically improved and from inspiring English sources

I still believe my performance can be dramatically improved and I intend to show that by playing in tournaments".

Equally, the initial decision-making process for unaccompanied children must be dramatically improved and good quality legal aid made available and accessible.

"We can't make recommendations about changing the Family Law Act, for example, but we know that the act can be dramatically improved and it is disappointing that hasn't been done already, given previous reports... calling for change".

Health and safety at football stadiums has been dramatically improved, and football has been upgraded to a "respectable" sport (alongside ticket price rises that leave the game unaffordable for too many).

Compared with the natural gradient-based approach, the convergence speed of FIVA is dramatically improved, and there is no need to choose the learning rate manually.

Device stability is dramatically improved and power conversion efficiency is slightly improved in P3HT PC60BM model system according to the ISOS-D-1 protocol.

The defective sites on ZnO surface are kinetically more favorable for hydroxyl adsorption than for oxygen adsorption [36], and as a result, the surface hydrophilicity is dramatically improved and the water contact angle on ZnO nanomaterial surface changes from 60° to 3°.

The electrochemical characterization are carried out with Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy and Tafel polarization, which indicates that the catalytic activity of mesoscopic carbon CE is dramatically improved and the mass transport of the thiolate/disulfide redox couple in the pores of mesoscopic carbon electrode was accelerated via being modified with graphene.

Although air quality was dramatically improved, and Pittsburgh's manufacturing base seemed solid, questions abound about the negative effects Urban Renewal continues to have on the social fabric of Pittsburgh.

Early attempts to retrieve DNA from ancient sources involved molecular cloning [1] [3], however, with the invention of the PCR technique [4] sensitivity was dramatically improved and soon a sense that "everything" was possible led to numerous reports on DNA sequences from species thousands or even millions of years old (for review see [5]).

Although the generation of high producer cell lines has been dramatically improved and accelerated [ 26, 27], it is still too expensive, time-consuming and laborious for research applications, particularly if large numbers of individual antibodies have to be produced.