considerable improvement

collocation in English

meanings of considerableand improvement

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considerable
adjective
uk /kənˈsɪd.ər.ə.bəl/ us /kənˈsɪd.ɚ.ə.bəl/
large or of ...
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improvement
noun[C or U]
uk /ɪmˈpruːv.mənt/ us /ɪmˈpruːv.mənt/
an occasion when something gets better or when you make ...
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Examples of considerable improvement

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Although considerableimprovement in prognosis has been achieved with current chemotherapeutic regimens, many patients die of this disease.
This considerableimprovement is achieved through the radical move of eliminating both of the offending members from the paradigm.
Considerableimprovement can occur with replacement therapy.
This more compact expression is a considerableimprovement over the conventional notation with the extraneous summation symbols and the clumsy partial derivative notation.
The reasons for the considerableimprovement in the success rate are unknown.
Initial experiments with the extended system indicate a considerableimprovement of the navigator's usability.
As a consequence, unification and constraint solving are eliminated in this phase, which leads to a considerableimprovement of the performance.
The model also predicted considerableimprovement of quality of life in the population screened.
A considerableimprovement in this regard is already visible in the field of pharmaceuticals.
The fact that their subsequent development showed considerableimprovement can be attributed to improved housing, clothing and nutrition.
Clearly, there is room for considerableimprovement in current practice : indeed, a consensus is emerging about the areas that most require attention.
The effective unionization of male workers, started in the 1920s, led in the 1950s to considerable improvement of working conditions within the 'organised' sector.
This is a considerableimprovement over the earlier attempts at estimating abatement cost functions.
With evidence on further recatheterization of persistent pulmonary hypertension and a substantial shunt, banding of the pulmonary trunk was performed with considerableimprovement.
This leads to a considerableimprovement of the navigator's usability, especially for nonexpert users who are often not willing to input queries.
The results show that allowing for both nonlinearity and for money-output causality leads to considerableimprovement in model's in-sample performance.
In part as a result of increased official and mass media attention to this anomalous situation, there has been a considerableimprovement.
Here we see a considerableimprovement purely from removing all of the overhead generated by the compiler (such as constraint numbers).
However, considerableimprovement was found to occur during the course of married life.
Conversely, a score below 30 (or less than approximately 50% of maximum points) indicated "poor quality" and therefore scope for considerableimprovement.
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