Sentence examples for had improved very from inspiring English sources

Three hundred and eighty patients (81%) indicated their main problem had improved very much, moderately or slightly.

He said he made the decision to return to his career because his wife's condition had improved "very fast".

As shown in Figure  3, systolic blood pressure had improved very significantly at the end of the bolus infusion (P < 0.0001) in both groups.

A UK study of patient perspectives of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) services under the National Health Services showed satisfaction with clinical care was high, with 81% indicating their problem had improved very much, moderately or slightly [ 19].

Inequalities are now more complex, diffused and malleable (though social mobility has improved very little).

JERUSALEM, April 12 — The medical condition of former Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel has improved very slightly, a television report on Thursday quoted family members as saying.

He has an unbelievable amount of explosiveness, and I think he's a player who has improved very rapidly over the years, almost month to month and game to game.

Flacco has improved (very gradually) over the past two years, but he's not a consistent enough downfield passer to conquer a tough Texans secondary while he's under duress (and against that swarming front seven, he will be under duress).

And, in general, primary and secondary industries have not benefitted from the recovery to any great extent and the situation has improved very little since the disaster.

However, the teachers' scientific literacy in terms of their understanding and application of the nature of science (NOS) has improved very little according to a follow-up survey of the past 10 years.

Semi-parallel architectures for decoding Digital Video Broadcasting-Satellite 2 (DVB-S2) Low-Density Parity-Check (LDPC) codes have improved Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) solutions, but their design is challenging from several perspectives.