Sentence examples for be reformulated to include from inspiring English sources

For example, the model can be reformulated to include multiple external populations, each with a unique number of available haplotypes and a distinctive divergence time from the study population.

A previously developed wall flame model was reformulated to include results of new heat flux measurements from 3 to 20 cm above the base of the flame.

Because the probability that an adolescent would select category 3 ("Cerca de uma vez por semana/Around once a week") was zero in both scales of the QBO, both the victim and the bully scales were reformulated to include only three response categories: (1) "Nunca/Never", (2) "Uma ou duas vezes por mês/Once or twice a month", (3) "Uma ou mais vezes por semana/Once or more than once a week".

The biomass function was based on the experimentally measured composition of major cellular constituents during exponential growth of yeast cells and was reformulated to include trace amounts of additional cofactors and metabolites with the assumed fractional contribution of 10-6.

But what if the design of small cars could be reformulated to transcend their size?

A study by Harvard University last summer echoed those concerns, and recommended that the subsidy be reformulated to reflect housing costs better.

The primal (15) can be reformulated to the following problem.

It is appropriate that the treaty provisions on subsidiarity should be reformulated to reflect this.

The debate may also be reformulated to incorporate the appropriateness of learning.

The message is that one of the questions should be reformulated to get further information from the respondent.

The alliance's purpose was reformulated to counter political violence when it became clear that many Muslim nations, including Malaysia, Indonesia, and Pakistan were reluctant to become embroiled in what has become for the kingdom a fiasco and public relations disaster.