Meanings of improved even in English

These two factors working together have greatly improved even the black powders.

The quality was improved even more than the cost was reduced.

Further, the recognition threshold for salty taste improved even after a short period of salt restriction.

Always well equipped vocally, she has improved even further since she left for London nine years ago.

And perhaps, if it had been put to Miss Penny, she would have improved even upon that.

Conclusion: Medial varus ankle osteoarthritis from paralytic cavovarus may be improved even in cases of severe talar tilt.

Despite her illness of the past year, her dancing had improved even beyond where it had been before.

Conclusion: Our results demonstrate that hepatic reserve could be improved even in elderly patients over a long course of time.

This could be improved even further by continuing all the way down North Wall road and on towards the East Link.

Facebook Twitter Pinterest AB de Villiers' already impressive batting record has improved even further since he took over the ODI captaincy.

All patients had psychosocial problems after the onset of their epilepsy, which was not improved even after the surgical control of epilepsy.

If this buoyant feeling had not been planted in our nature, how little would the world have been improved even from the Deluge!

The Fund said Pakistan's economic conditions had improved even though the country faces "adverse security developments and a rapidly changing political environment."

The amount of traffic has grown hugely since the war, so road safety has improved even more dramatically than the total fatalities figure suggests.

Painters have improved even to extreme old age: West's last works were his best, and Titian was greatest on the verge of his century.

However, the specificity was not improved even after the administration of ferumoxides because of the false-positive lesions that were mainly the result of fibrotic changes.