Sentence examples for improved to believe from inspiring English sources

For the MT orientation data shown in Figure 3G-H and Figure 4 figure supplement 1, we now provide deconvolved images and movies and hope the quality is sufficiently improved to believe the accompanying traces.

If FTWD keeps costs downs and continues to improve, I have to believe it's going to get a lot of leeway, just like most of AMC's other programming.

Well before the advent of anti-H.I.V. triple cocktails, Joe's health significantly improved, and I came to believe that his stunning determination would outwit the crafty human immunodeficiency virus.

Their statistics might improve, but who wants to believe so rigidly in numbers, anyway?

That drink, I am bound to believe, improves his learning curve and pleasure in the language, and maybe carves a little place around the heart for lemonade and story-telling in future times.

Recently, one of my time coaching clients told me that although he knew intellectually that being self-compassionate was the way to improve, it felt hard to believe that without being self-critical he could muster the effort to change.

If you answered "Yes," then focus on your possibilities to improve and increase faith to believe.

San Diego looks improved, but it is hard to believe that the Chargers can match Kelly's pace.

And if they were rewarded for improved performance, they would come to believe that they had a stake in the outcome.

"It's something that has severe implications on privacy and First Amendment rights and there is no basis to believe it improves security at all".

The reporting of these items is progressively improving ; there is no reason to believe that there is an association between distance and this missing information.