Sentence examples for much improved compared from inspiring English sources

Clegg, who in government blocked previous attempts to give spies sweeping new powers, was cautious, saying the proposals were much improved compared with the snooper's charter.

By the end of the study, 80percentt of those who had received phone therapy said their depression was "much improved," compared with 55percentt of those who were given usual care.

The browser is much improved compared to older BlackBerrys, but still struggled with complex sites such as The Guardian, something Apple's Safari and Google's Chrome do not on modern smartphones.

On the measure of earnings quality, Australia's lower levels of inequality compared with the US, Canada and the UK saw its quality of earnings much improved compared with the more standard measure of "average earnings": Where Australia comes to the fore is on the measure of "job strain".

All the overhead is much improved compared to prior works [6, 28].

As a result both tensile and impact properties were much improved compared to the 70/30 blend.

The resolution of array-CGH is determined by the genomic spacing of the array elements thus is much more improved compared to previous conventional CGH [ 10- 12].

Playground Sessions also shows them how much they've improved compared to the last time they played and where they're seeing problem areas.

Experts said the gales were relatively weak compared with the Great Storm of 1987 but the event showed how much weather predictions had improved compared with 26 years ago.

On the Clinical Global Impressions-Improvement (CGI-I) scale, 78 % of patients in the LDX group and 61%% of those in the OROS-MPH group scored 1 ('very much improved') or 2 ('much improved'), compared with 14%% in the placebo group (p < 0.001 for both active treatments).

"All indicators improved compared to 2009.