Sentence examples for formulated that way from inspiring English sources

OxyContin is now formulated that way, but Zohydro, which contains hydrocodone without acetaminophen, is not.

Moreover, the transformation rules must be so formulated that there is an effective way of telling whether any purported application of them is a correct application or not, and hence whether a purported proof of a theorem really is a proof or not.

This raises the more general issue of whether arguments and theses in philosophy of mind (and other areas of philosophy) that are formulated in terms of physicalism are necessarily formulated in that way.

Recent work on Rupert's role as a commander has also highlighted the progress the prince made in formulating the way that orders were given to the British fleet.

The variables were restricted to those that could be formulated in ways that meant they could be easily extracted from the patient or patient notes in the absence of computerised administrative data.

"To have it formulated this way, at this sensitive juncture, gives it a kind of significance".

Yet egalitarian justice is not best formulated this way.

Quantum mechanics can be formulated in ways that treat the observer as part of the quantum system.

But goals can be formulated in ways that make them more like rights.

Debt- relief schemes could be formulated in ways that the budget reallocations and renewed economic growth made possible through such schemes would benefit programmes for children.

"Companies' business strategies have long outgrown the individual state or indeed the territory of the union, so it is critical that competition policy is formulated in a way that enables the European Union to apply rules effectively throughout the world".