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You can use it when you want to suggest that something should be made much better. For example: "The quality of the work done by the team should be greatly improved if they want to succeed."
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In addition, the moldability of prepreg layers should be greatly improved for the proper construction of a serpentine flow field on the prepreg surface.
A Lancet editorial adds: "Given the prevalence of epilepsy globally, it should be included as a priority on the public health agenda, and access to treatment should be greatly improved in developing countries.
Recently, since there was a change in the material of the tray from EX30 to LE30, which is softer and has more flexibility, this problem should be greatly improved.
Although the numbers of contigs and singletons increased, the reliability of the resultant contigs should be greatly improved.
The quality of VIA/VILI should be greatly improved, or other types of screening used (e.g., rapid HPV test, Qiao et al, 2008), whereas screen-and-treat approaches should be encouraged for recalling women.
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Training of farmers in pesticide use and handling should also be greatly improved to increase awareness and encourage right practice for the safe use of pesticides.
Since this study has been completed, new targets have been introduced designed to streamline the research governance procedures at local centres participating in UK multi-centre studies, and this aspect of study set up should now be greatly improved.
Our relationship is going to be greatly improved.
She said the residents believed that under new management, Seaport could be greatly improved.
What areas could be greatly improved when it comes to education and training for healthcare professionals?
However, performance can be greatly improved over synchronous replication.
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