Sentence examples for improved profoundly from inspiring English sources

Perfusion CT methodology has improved profoundly in recent years.

In conclusion, the properties of agglomerated crystals, such as flowability, compactibility and dissolution rate were improved profoundly using the developed technique resulting in successful direct tableting without need to additional process of physical blending of agglomerates and disintegrants.

The data has shown us that test scores improved profoundly when academic classes are peppered with music classes.

Bangladesh has profoundly improved the chances that a child would survive by promoting family planning, a strategy that has enabled women to have fewer children, space births and strengthen their own health and that of their babies.

They fear a rerun of Harold Wilson's ruse in 1975: a renegotiation that was largely cosmetic yet sufficient to persuade a confused electorate that Britain's place in Europe was profoundly improved.

Ethereal, brutal electronic body/mind music like Orbital's does not age as obviously as rock, and brings with it a charged fantasy of what the future might sound like that is never profoundly improved upon by newcomers, most of whom are influenced by the same sort of music and style, and fascinated by the same equipment, techniques, processes and systems.

In vivo imaging further demonstrated that PP30R(T) achieved profoundly improved distribution in tumor tissues where angiogenesis existed.

Vaccines are currently available for many infectious diseases caused by several microbes and the prevention of disease and death by vaccination has profoundly improved public health globally.

The profoundly improved tabletability of core/shell particles is attributed to the formation of a continuous three-dimensional bonding network in the tablet.

In China, accessibility has been profoundly improved by the large-scale construction and operation of high-speed rail (HSR), with far-reaching implications for population flows and socioeconomic development.

They were recognised by the City of Bristol in 2011 with a long service award and are recognised as having profoundly improved the lives of children looked after by the local authority.