Sentence examples for has improved little from inspiring English sources

Despite improvements in critical care, however, the outcome from sepsis has improved little and mortality rates remain high [ 1- 3].

The new models could simultaneously serve two to four times as many users as current models, although peak performance has improved little from previous models, Mr. Yoshioka said.

Americans commuting to work by car travel farther as suburbs sprawl (an average 12.1 miles in 2001, up from 8.9 miles in 1983), in vehicles whose average fuel efficiency has improved little.

Meanwhile, pre-school learning is also under the spotlight as a study reveals that children's early language and numeracy has improved little despite initiatives, such as Sure Start, aimed at boosting pre-school educational achievement.

In interviews, many women who have studied politics spoke with a sense of resignation about the small, background role of women in New York politics and government, describing it as an intractable problem that has improved little over time.

Our understanding of the significance of sound production to the ecology of deep-sea fish communities has improved little since anatomical surveys in the 1950s first suggested that sound production is widespread among slope-water fishes.

Things have improved little since the 1990s.

Since then anti-tank munitions have become even more powerful, but steel armours have improved little.

But the fortunes of farmworkers have improved little over the decades and now hang in the balance.

Eight years after the financial crisis, frustration is mounting for many as salaries and wages have improved little.

WHILE television's purveyors tout the value of reality shows, pristine digital transmissions and interactive programming, television's ancestor, radio, remains mired in program formats and static-prone transmission standards that have improved little in the past 50 years.