Sentence examples similar to feeling much improved today from inspiring English sources

Six patients spontaneously reported feeling much improved at 2-weeks and attributed that improvement (rightly or wrongly) to the treatment.

"He's feeling much better today," Ms. Lightfoot said.

The Redskins' running game is much improved this year.

Battery life has been much improved this year, too.

At the end of the LDN treatment, half of the participants reported feeling "much improved" or "very much improved" from LDN (Fig.  1).

Interestingly, older patients reported a greater improvement in sleep, whereas more younger patients reported feeling "much" or "very much" improved.

The percentage of responders and the percentage of patients feeling "Much" or "Very much" improved were compared between treatment groups using a z-test.

Consistent with this idea, for the overall effect of the G-GR treatment, similar percentages of elderly and younger patients reported feeling "Much" or "Very much" improved (14.4 vs. 11.3 %, respectively) when compared with placebo.

The 2015 GAO Report is not much improved from 2013.

However, completeness of reporting was much improved in 2002.

But he admits that he is not feeling much better about his game since suggesting earlier this month he might quit if his form does not improve.