Sentence examples for improved to a point from inspiring English sources

In addition, porpoise husbandry and capture rates have improved to a point where vaquitas just might stand a chance in captivity, according to Taylor.

The quality of mobile and gaming chips made by other companies has improved to a point where they run most of the world's mobile phones and tablets.

First, antiaircraft defenses had improved to a point where bombers could no longer reach their targets with the usual high-altitude flight paths.

Rather than a top-down approach of introducing a water engineer like a beaver, we'd rather rivers were improved to a point where we could look at reintroducing beavers".

A rundown of the advances can involve almost every aspect of the car's design and production: carbon dioxide output has been cut; paint application has changed to a water-based process; recycling and waste reduction at the factory has been improved to a point where nothing goes to a landfill.

It appears that the performance of algorithms in the last five years have improved to a point where for the m 17, it is on a par with manual landmarking.

(The political equivalent: Walter Mondale, in 1984, improved to a 17-point deficit from a 20-point deficit in national polls after his first debate with Ronald Reagan. This may have helped him to carry his home state of Minnesota, and lose the Electoral College 525-13 rathan than 535-3).

Preoperatively, the mean HHS was 56.18 points, and at the time of last follow-up, it improved to a mean of 84.62 points.

He improved to a career high 103 points the following year, becoming the first Flames' defenceman and only the fourth in NHL history to record a 100-point season.

Results showed that mean baseline score was 57.37 points, and improved to a mean of 77.5 at follow-up, an overall improvement of 20.1 points.

The following season, he improved to a college career-high 27 points while helping Colorado to a MacNaughton Cup as the Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) regular season champions (shared with the Denver Pioneers).