Sentence examples for have probably improved from inspiring English sources
Adding Lorin Dixon would have probably improved Bergtraum's state title chances, yet Grezinsky advised them to stay put.
Credit derivatives have probably improved the stability of the global economy by dispersing risk, but it is no longer clear where that risk is being held.
"Central contracts have probably improved us as a Test nation, so if they did the same for one-day cricket, it would be well received".
We feel that in these cases, PCR would have probably improved the chances of identification of organisms, which would have resulted in better outcomes in this group of patients.
Improved ventilation and extubation protocols have probably improved outcomes in the obese who have higher rates of atelectasis, hypoxemia, and obstructive sleep apnea.
The differences between these and variability in study designs in general, as well as in definitions of outcome measures, suggest that a more careful definition of end-points would have probably improved our ability to extract general conclusions.
1 Its incidence has increased over several decades, while the death rate has fallen because of improved survival. 2 3 Survival has probably improved because of a mixture of earlier detection of the disease (both through screening and earlier symptomatic presentation), 4 biological changes that have made the disease more susceptible to hormonal therapy, 5 6 and improved treatment.
Eliminating environmental regulations has probably improved results for some businesses while speeding climate change.
In fact, he said, "We've probably improved the strength and durability we can expect from our starting pitching.
"Despite such confident statements, rather than declining, the productivity of the NHS has probably improved over the past decade," Black said.
