Sentence examples for much improved not from inspiring English sources

However, CGI improvement, which is a common categorical outcome measure used in most trials, did not differ, with 47% on citalopram and 45% on placebo being considered much or very much improved (not significant; Wagner et al, 2004).

The categories of improvement included the following: completely recovered, much improved, slightly improved, not changed, slightly worse, much worse, and vastly worsened.

Ratings on a 7-point scale are dichotomized as improved (completely recovered and much improved) and not-improved (slightly improved, not changed and slightly/much/vastly worsened).

Meanwhile, despite the New York Jets' best efforts to contrary, the AFC East promises to be much improved, if not spectacular.

Improved implies completely recovered and much improved, whereas not recovered implies slightly improved, not changed, slightly worsened, much worsened, and worse than ever [ 31].

This stagnation - things not much improving, getting not much worse - is repeated across a tranche of economic indicators.

Dementieva's backhand was the weak link, and her much improved serve did not produce quite enough pressure.

To be honest, it wasn't a particularly lovely area then, and it's not much improved.

Introducing the new, but not much improved, advertising industry.

Faith in Japan's political class, sadly, is not much improved since 1997.

It was a much improved performance, but still not as strong as the broad stock market.