Sentence examples for improving compared with from inspiring English sources

And in August, nearly half of Americans said their standard of living was improving, compared with just over a third who said that in February 2009.

But voters in Ohio express more optimism about their own backyard, with 33 percent saying their economy is improving, compared with 23 percent in Florida.

The effect was weak at the dose of 0.16 mg/L, with only scores of flextion, tail neural tube, midbrain, forebrain, and CRL improving compared with ethanol control (P < 0.05).

Use of the test product produced a clinically significant improvement in facial wrinkles after 12 months of use, with a statistically significant between-groups benefit of test product vs. the vehicle (test product, 70% of subjects improving compared with vehicle, 33% improving; combined Wilcoxon rank tests, P=0·026) (Fig. 2).

Practitioners targeted a haemoglobin (Hb) of 80 to 100 g/l; however, 20% targeted a Hb outside this range; 38% favouring a transfusion threshold of <80 g/l when the patient was improving compared with 32% when the patient had just started on ECMO.

"However, New York's relative job performance continues to improve" compared with the rest of the nation.

What's notable, too, is how quickly AlphaGo improves compared with humans.

Looking ahead, Sprint said it expected postpaid and total subscriber losses would improve, compared with 2008.

However, the therapeutic efficacy of trastuzumab combined with lovastatin was significantly improved compared with trastuzumab alone.

Fuel economy is improved compared with the old Pilot, despite the new model's being larger and heavier.

In a 1988 survey, some 80percentt of dedicated Republicans accurately said it had improved, compared with 30percentt of loyal Democrats.