Sentence examples for improved less than from inspiring English sources

During those first two years of college, business students' scores improved less than any other group's.

Some countries have improved less than others: South Africa has an AIDS epidemic, Russian women suffered when the Soviet health system collapsed, and growing prosperity in Mexico has led to more lung cancer and obesity-related diabetes.

This means that after the course the learners' oral score (speaking skills) had generally improved less than their written scores (listening, reading, grammar, functional language, and vocabulary).

The Bayesian method was trained for 200.000 cycles at maximum or when the likelihood improved less than 1e-4 per iteration, and we computed the classification error for each of the three methods.

Nearly all car makers did improve their gas mileage, but GM and Chrysler improved less than the others, and so fell further behind.

Subjects who improved less than 50% were indicated as having persistent shoulder pain.

The Philadelphia Fed manufacturing index improves less than expected.

"I can improve less than one mile of two-lane rural road with that," Ms. Flanigan said in an e-mail message.

After 2-week ICS treatment, FEV1 %predicted improved less in current-smokers than never-smokers (2.4% versus 8.1%, p=0.010) and ex-smokers tended to improve less than never-smokers (4.1%, p=0.067).

The explanation provided for this possible outcome is that participants in the waitlist control arm improve less than controls in non-waitlist designs as there is an expectation they are to "wait to change" until they receive the intervention [ 44].

Sputum eosinophil percentages and ECP concentrations improved less in current- than never-smokers and tended to improve less in ex- than never-smokers.