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Shortstop Rafael Furcal, blessed with the best infield arm in the major leagues, has cut down on his mistakes, and Atlanta's outfield defense improved dramatically as soon as Jeff Francoeur was promoted.
Results, including waiting times, have improved dramatically, as have the hospital's ratings from patients.Over time, resistance to "privatisation" may be worn down as large hospitals gradually become less important, specialist centres thrive and more chronic conditions can be treated at home through better use of the internet and mobile phones.
Nutritional intake improved dramatically, as pupils swapped packed lunches for hot meals.
When I switched to just speaking Portuguese rather than singing it, these sounds became second nature and my accent improved dramatically as a result.
When the opportunity came, and MacGill for once dropped short (his standard of accuracy improved dramatically as the series wore on), Such hit the shot of his Test match life, carving him towards extra cover.
The quality of classical musicians has improved dramatically as well, to the point that virtuosos are now, as the Times music critic Anthony Tommasini has observed of pianists, "a dime a dozen".
The quality of our relationships improves dramatically as well, including the ones we have with our children and ourselves.
Aldon Smith, 49ers In Year 2, has maintained his dominance as a pass rusher while improving dramatically as an edge-setter against the run.
The results on both should be higher by next spring, but unless they improve "dramatically," as the report put it, about 20percentt of students will fail the math requirement, leaving them ineligible for a diploma.
That is a big if, but the efficiency of blue and UVLEDs should improve dramatically as better ways are found to build them.Just in case progress should be slower, governments are sticking their noses in.
If the proposal is accepted, bank portfolio quality will improve dramatically, as riskier assets are moved off the banks' books and onto the books of credit-market investors, who are better able to analyze and hedge the risks.
