Sentence examples for particularly improved in from inspiring English sources

Figures released by the Scottish Qualifications show the pass rate has particularly improved in English - up 17.7 percentage points to 27,902 - and modern languages whose pass rate has increased by 15.2 per cent to 7,419.

It was particularly improved in low-speed corners - which make up most of the 23 corners on Singapore's Marina Bay street circuit.

The kind of attention measured with this task might not be a fundamental skill particularly improved in tennis players compared to other athletes.

However, our task did not differentiate our populations and, therefore, it seems that attention as assessed by the attentional blink is not a fundamental skill that is particularly improved in tennis compared to other sports and in general.

The figures are also particularly improved in their clarity.

The study by Burns et al. [ 29] assessed the effect of BLT on BPSD and found that sleep quality was particularly improved in 48 patients with dementia.

However, TNF-alfa-blocking agents have particularly improved outcomes in RA treatment and therefore their use has been investigated in early stages of disease.

Ratings for adults 18 to 49, particularly males, have improved in prime time.

Diabetes treatments, particularly medical equipment, have improved in recent decades [ 4, 5], which may affect patients' experiences.

It said summer sales were particularly strong, and margins had improved in the second half as cotton prices fell.

Meanwhile, accountancy firm BDO said business confidence improved in April, particularly in the services sector.