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Meanings of improve markedly in English

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Usage of improve markedly in English
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Survival and recovery rates would improve markedly, with many lives saved.
The Guardian
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You would have predicted that at least a few facets of everyday life would improve markedly in twenty-two years.
The Forever War
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Is having his second start in Australia, but will need to improve markedly on his 15th in the Caulfield Cup to figure here.
The Guardian
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On the face of it, there is no cause to reckon the Blues will improve markedly on last year's 13th-placed finish, if at all.
The Guardian
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The disease improved markedly with the use of continuously administered oral contraceptives.
Pubmed
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While the ZEW sentiment index improved markedly, it remained in negative territory.
Reuters
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During the first week of work on this problem, Skirrl improved markedly.
The Mental Life of Monkeys and Apes: A Study of Ideational Behav...
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ANALYSIS:The National Treasury Management Agency says international sentiment about Ireland has improved markedly.
The Irish Times
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However, Britain's borrowing prospects have improved markedly since the Bank of England intervention.
The Guardian
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And it's not as if player behaviour has suddenly improved markedly.
The Guardian
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New order books are expanding and business confidence has improved markedly since last year.
The Irish Times
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In the following 38 years, shoes have improved markedly in terms of material and design.
Climbing Magazine
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The electronics sector's earnings outlook has improved markedly, however.
Reuters
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It had the desired effect as Chelsea improved markedly.
BBC
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Gluconeogenesis was inhibited and insulin sensitivity was improved markedly.
Pubmed
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By the end of that year, though, the internal view of Bezos's leadership had improved markedly.
NY Magazine
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