This approach allowed Mayweather to dominate without punching very much, or very hard.
Perhaps the most important number that emerged from these trials was the most subjective: 74 percent of the patients reported feeling "much" or "very much" better on antidepressants.
"We know that most of the youngsters in our schools don't write very much or very well," Mr. Shanker wrote to the endowment's president, Lynne Cheney, in 1991.
After four months, about two-thirds of those receiving any treatment were rated as much or very much improved — significantly better than a typical response to placebo pills.
Turns out, this pluralistic, ageless, genderless group known as the locals didn't care much, or very often, about local farmers and local suppliers (even if they were the local farmers and local suppliers).
Overall, 75% of the 150 sampled theses and monographs in the five universities contained significant, much or very much plagiarism.
According to the CGI-I, 58.3%–75% of participants were considered responders (i.e., much or very much improved) at the various time points.
Of the masters theses in UEM's department of linguistics, 45% contained significant, much or very much plagiarism as against 65% or more in all other departments or universities.
Last but not least, there were seven users (53.9%) who understood much or very much what to do for review the paths of other users (Fig. 12).
And it means putting much, or very nearly all, of our increasingly important online existences into the hands of a few titanic megacorporations.
On the PGIC at 90 days, 48% of patients in the LD group were much, or very much, improved whereas only 17% of patients in the Placebo group were much, or very much, improved.
