Sentence examples for improved better from inspiring English sources
The phrase "improved better" is not correct and is not usable in written English
You can use the phrase "improved" or "better" separately, but not together. For example, you can say: "The services have been improved since last year." or "The services have gotten better since last year."
"He is a great Australian and our country has been better, has been improved, better led under his time as PM".
The properties of super heavy oil are improved better than conventional steam stimulation.
Although antiemetic management has improved, better control of chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting (CINV), particularly during the delayed phase, is needed.
Other societal needs emerged as sea-going technology improved – better ship designs facilitated ocean-going navigation and thus propelled exploration, colonization, and extended political power.
The introduction of a data assimilation system into NICAM is a challenge because it might enable us to produce a high-resolution dataset with O (km) mesh size that can be used for improved better numerical simulations and research analysis.
Other attractive features of the method include the fuzzy rules been greatly reduced in spite of the number of state variables, as well as the insensitivity to the perturbation, and the behavior of control input is dramatically improved better than previous report.
First, because of applying the jitter ratio in JSCTP, we should validate parameter settings of jitter ratio and ratio to choose a suitable one for improving better performance.
We've invested close to $10 million in grants, lobbying, and support of national organizations and events that help build and improve better bike lanes, paths, trails, and parks.
As software technology improves, better tools that streamline DWI data analysis should become progressively available.
Compared with men, women improve better their satisfaction with health (p = 0.006) and finances (p = 0.011).
Training for community staff to understand the prevalence, nature, and factors associated with self-harm might improve better identification.
