Sentence examples for do not improve on from inspiring English sources

Take it from me: those last two sentences do not improve on rereading.

Individualizing monitoring and enforcement and citizens acting on welfare considerations do not improve on the outcome.

A small minority of people suffer from refractory disease, which means they do not improve on a gluten-free diet.

These clinical variables do not improve on the prognostic power of AP4-.

Researchers have shown that in testing situations, for example, students do not improve on subsequent tests simply by knowing they missed an item.

The AKIN criteria could improve the sensitivity of the AKI diagnosis but do not improve on the ability of the RIFLE criteria in predicting inhospital mortality of ICU patients.

Although it does not improve on computational complexity or performance with respect to the second-order cone programming obviously, it could lay the foundation for the following robust design method.

Many-to-one does not improve on one-to many: the two methods have similar accuracy.

Both the Negroni and the fluffy, clean beef are fine, but they don't improve on the original versions.

And on the third, near the listening station, tables and chairs made from cut-up and reassembled Ikea furniture don't improve on their sources.

This isn't to argue that poetry and music can't profitably coexist – Vaughan Williams's settings of poems by Housman, Hardy and Whitman, for instance, are sublime, but they don't improve on the original texts.