It was reformulated in 1986 as Kina Blanc and lost its famous bitter edge.
After the spill, the plan was reformulated as an oil-response measure.
After some discussion in the 13th century it was reformulated by Descartes in his Meditations (1641).
The Food and Drug Administration now requires clinical trials that were not required when Talwin was reformulated.
In 2011, Canadian aid policy was reformulated to service global poverty and national prosperity, with a particular slant towards the domestic extractives sector.
In the 1950s and early 60s the inquiry begun by Cézanne was reformulated by three Americans – Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg and Cy Twombly – and I believe these are the artists of that epochal time with whom we should compare Hodgkin.
But Mr. Adami's tenure is also remembered for a steep decline in sales of Lion Lager, once a leading brand, after it was reformulated with a sweeter taste and a lower alcohol content, to appeal to younger drinkers.
The agency required a summary of any and all side effects — there had been only a few — and any deaths of patients on the study; thankfully, there had been none since the drug was reformulated.
In modern times, the Ricardian pure theory of international trade was reformulated by American economist Paul Samuelson, improving on the earlier work of two Swedish economists, Eli Heckscher and Bertil Ohlin.
Mr. Burke said abuse of other oxycodone drugs was already growing before OxyContin was reformulated last August, partly because the other drugs are cheaper and because OxyContin had become harder to find on the street.
"It's the visible stains that you have to worry about — but what about the stains that you can't see?" Wisk, a Sun Products brand, was reformulated and adopted the moniker Wisk Deep Clean in 2012, and it now claims to remove hidden body oils and sweat better than competitors.
