Sentence examples for changed to good from inspiring English sources

The going at Haydock was officially good-to-firm on Friday morning, but changed to good before the first race on the card and then to good-to-soft and finally soft by mid-afternoon.

At 9am, the going was changed to Good to Soft across the track and it does now appear probable that we will see conditions remain on the slow side of good for the remainder of the meeting, with further showers forecast for Friday and Saturday.

The name was changed to Good Reed by the Dutch and the French called the island Goree - meaning "good harbour".

Conversely, women who had poor SRH at baseline and changed to good SRH showed higher social support than those who remained with poor SRH at both assessments.

In poor CPR group, the measured compression depth of the first 4 mins of CPR significantly increased after is being changed to good quality compression for the last 6 mins of CPR (30.40 ± 4.70 versus 44.70 ± 6.80, P < 0.05).

In female patients (Table  3), the ranks of sexual function were changed to good (FSFI score, 76 95) in 36 (85.7%), fair (FSFI score, 58 75) in 4 (9.5%), and poor (FSFI score, 4 57) in 2 (4.8%).

For all four practices women who were initially following bad practice were significantly more likely to change to good practice if they lived in an intervention VDC (BETTER/BAD ratios).

The NHL's situation room released a statement, saying, in part: "The original call by the referee closest to the Kings net was 'no goal' but after the four on-ice officials huddled, the call on the ice was changed to 'good goal.' Video review supported the final on-ice decision that the puck crossed the Kings goal line on the original shot by Brayden Schenn".

The agreement changed to very good (kappa > 0.85), good (kappa > 0.74), and fair (kappa > 0.43) when a three, two and one-year clearance period was used, respectively.

In May 2005, another memo says, Zawahiri's residence was changed to a good place owned by a simple old man.

In the absence of strong Es, particularly between 85- and 90-km regions, Na and Fe display anti-correlation but changes to good correlation as the sporadic-E layers descend to lower altitudes (Fig. 2).