Examples of using Much improved in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Much improved.
Defense is much improved.
Much improved.
She is not much improved.
A much improved team.
The defense is much improved.
I'm much improved.
Her skills have much improved.
You seem much improved for the trip, Anne.
Mr. Gleason seems much improved.
Much improved design than previous models.
Her leg is much improved.
If part of the money spent on treating diseases should be devoted to prevention,general health much improved.
He's much improved.
His confidence is much improved.
Because of much improved synchronization, the proposed scheme offers significant improvement in control performance.
You seem… much improved.
Following the AGM, and your subsequent election as Chairman,we believe that Bezeq now has a much improved Board of Directors.
For the protocol-specified secondary endpoint of CGI,in which treatment success was defined as“much improved” or“very much improved” at Week 12 and missing data were counted as treatment failure, 24 mg was superior to placebo(P=0.014);
With the new supercomputing capabilities, we will now be able to run higher resolution forecastsin under an hour and enable much improved weather forecasts.
Definitions of treatment success include≥50% pain relief during daytime ornighttime or“(very) much improved” for pain and sleep on the patient global impression of change scale at six months.
Well, then consider yourself much improved.
Treatment success was defined as>/=50% pain relief during daytime ornighttime or“(very) much improved” for pain and sleep on the patient global impression of change(PGIC) scale at 6 months.
Yes, your attitude has been… much improved lately.
The place looks much improved!
His language was much improved.
Your skin looks much improved.
The navigation suite received a new, much improved autopilot.
The other change is some fixes in shortcodes,you can read the much improved documentation in the following link.
The treatment was considered successful if the patient experienced≥50% pain relief during daytime ornighttime or"(very) much improved" for pain and sleep on the patient global impression of change(PGIC) scale at 6 months.