Sentence examples for more often improved from inspiring English sources

Story is more often improved than killed by treatment of the producer.

This season Bryant passed more often, improved his shot selection and slowed the game down in his mind, picking his spots rather than attacking the basket on every possession.

In addition, the radiographers found that separation of breast tissue was mostly equal but otherwise more often improved with FP.

Since Stefan Edberg joined his coaching team at the start of the 2014 season, Federer has played a more offensive game, attacking the net more often, and improved his volley shots.

But a deal struck last week between Los Angeles County and the University of California to rescue the Martin Luther King Jr. hospital followed a pattern set by many other public centers across the nation that have found that teaming with outside help can lead to more efficient operations, and often improved care.

Yet, several studies have shown that while patient-provider communication is often improved and more efficient after patient portals are introduced, impacts on health outcomes are difficult to demonstrate, except in very specific contexts or chronic disease care settings [ 1, 2].

> -wrap-foot> Membrane FUGUE often improved alignment by more than 10 residues.

A preliminary analysis showed that allowing for more than three parameters per equation over-fit the model more often than improving it, so we limited the number of parameters per linear equation to three.

For example, KT funded researchers report that they contribute more often to improving health, strengthening the health care system, and the creation of health services and/or products, whereas open funded researchers report contributing more often to the creation of new health knowledge.

However, people in homes with failure of mechanical ventilation and heat recovery systems would experience substantial increases in radon levels, of more than 1000 Bq/m in some circumstances, although it is likely that many homeowners would eventually fix such faulty systems or adjust their behaviour (for example, by opening windows more often) to improve air exchange.

Companies that encourage candid discussions about compensation — not necessarily publicizing everyone's salaries, but rather discussing why some positions earn more than others — often improves morale and prevents resentment from growing among workers who might not understand why somebody earns more than them.