Sentence examples for improved with one from inspiring English sources

Sometimes we do, sometimes we don't; but that is another fascinating thing about creating live theatre – the impenetrable science of audience response, how a laugh can be greatly improved with one changed word or just a slightly longer pause.

Conclusions: Cognitive function was not altered by risperidone in short-term studies and was maintained or improved with one year of treatment in children with DBDs and subaverage IQ, potentially representing age-appropriate gains.

For example 75% of subjects were willing to enter the research trial before any preliminary data were presented, but this number fell to 49% when subjects were presented with preliminary data showing that 9 out of 10 patients improved with one treatment and 5 out of 10 with the other.

By Feb. 2, the end of the first week after the shutdown ended, most phone line levels slightly improved with one exception: the Installment Agreement/Balance Due phone lines answered just 6.7percentt of calls.

The 2-Megapixel capplicationcatisn is fairly improved, with one-touch HelioUP, and I do mean one-touch; it's launched from the right touchkey.

We have teams working together with uniform processes, sitting in the same areas, having retrospectives, and engaging, and improving with one another.

POEM scores improve as disease severity and quality of life improves, with one study suggesting a minimal clinically important difference (MCID) in POEM score of 3·4. 12 However, further research is needed to provide information on the clinical meaning of individual scores, both for entry into clinical trials and outcome analysis.

Compared with signature extension with expansion (B2), the average accuracy did not improve with one-year generalization (E2).

Happily, no adornment to the sound was needed (though the packaging could have been improved with, for one thing, program notes).

Therefore, the system's spectral efficiency is improved with only one data iteration.

Despite multimodal management, survival has not improved, with only one clinical trial (Swedish Rectal Cancer Trial) showing benefits in terms of survival after hypofractionated radiotherapy, in the run up to TME.