Sentence examples for remarkable improvement from from inspiring English sources

Varejao hasn't been a solid rebounder this season, but an exemplary one; he currently ranks third overall in total rebounding percentage (the percentage of available rebounds that a player collects while on the court) – a remarkable improvement from a player who had previously never ranked higher than 19th in that particular metric.

This represents a remarkable improvement from 7.5%% in 1999 when the reforms started.

"It's not quite the Godzilla El Niño season we were hoping for, but still a remarkable improvement from the last four years," Markle said.

In Copalillo it remained unchanged and in Xochistlahuaca, after remarkable improvement from 1992 to 1993, it declined in 1995.

The Ti-nHA composites exhibit a remarkable improvement of microhardness from 336.2 to 600.8 HV and nanohardness from 5.6 to 8.3 GPa, compared to those of pure Ti.

Annual budget deficits have recently shown remarkable improvement — a drop from ten per cent to three per cent of G.D.P. in the past few years — and although Obama has offered cuts to Social Security and Medicare in return for higher taxes his party in the House now seems much less enthusiastic for such a deal.

We have experienced a tough learning process and have gradually seen remarkable improvement by borrowing ideas from international communications and clinical exploration.

Consistent with reduction in parasitemia, it is apparent from results of the present study that administration of both extracts at higher doses (250 and 200 mg/kg) led to remarkable improvement of anemia, evident from the significant difference in the levels of the PCV of the extract treated animals and those treated with DMSO.

Surprisingly, when 1.5 g l−1 of SDS (an anionic surfactant) was added, the enantioselectivity of the enzymatic reaction was significantly enhanced from 26 to 83, resulting in remarkable improvement of l-menthol enantiopurity from 85% ee to 95% ee.

The remarkable improvement of volumetric capacitance results from almost unchanged gravimetric capacitance and significant increased density of graphene/PANI-2 electrodes under high compression.

A remarkable improvement in accuracy can be achieved from MUOCS standards: For a broad dataset of 1700 virgin olive oils produced in Spain during four different harvests, the average colour differences to the closest standards were 2.86, 3.99, and 8.17 CIELAB units using MUOCS, UOCS and BTB, respectively.