Sentence examples for improved and very from inspiring English sources

The operation of the system of exemptions has improved and very few people report making gifts indicating a decline in these types of informal payment.

It also suggested that responses in Patient Global Impression of Change of minimally improved, much improved, and very much improved would also constitute minimally important, moderately important, and substantial improvements.

The rating categories were "worse," "no change," "improved," "much improved," and "very much improved".

We have to improve and very, very quickly because the games come thick and fast".

One of the most interesting findings of the validation process of the PANSS-EC subscale has been the quantification of the reductions on the scoring system of the scale, which correlates well with states of agitation, such as minimally improved (18%), much improved (38%) and very much improved (58%).

Overall improvement also was rated by clinicians using the CGI-I, which consists of a 7-point scale where 1 = "very much improved" and 7 = "very much worse".

Patient improvement on CGI was moderate to high (M = 2.0, SD = 1.14 where 1 is "very much improved" and 7 is "very much worse").

"She has really improved and she's a very strong girl – as well as being a lovely person.

We considered patients choosing response option 1 2 ("very much improved" and "much improved") on the GPE-scale as "importantly improved" and those choosing option 3 5 ("a little improved", "no change" and "a little deterioration") as "stable".

The new convergence theorems generalize, extend, improve, and complement very important old and recent results in coupled fixed point theory.

"I think the cricket will be good because Pakistan have improved and England will be very keen.