Sentence examples for not be reformulated from inspiring English sources

There's nothing in intelligent design that redefines science -- it merely asks that the definition not be reformulated to arbitrarily exclude precisely those explanations of natural phenomena that best fit the data".

2. Items rated as redundant and items that could not be reformulated to fit the EORTC item style were removed from the item list.

However, nitro musks are still being produced in China and India and used in non-cosmetic compounds in the United States that have not been reformulated.

(The rule was later invalidated by the courts, and is now being reformulated).

To correct for these different interpretations, and to only include those activities participants have a current need for, this items needs to be reformulated into 'Not able to carry out activities I would like to do'.

If the strategy of employing consensus VLPs to provide protection against the evolving blockade epitopes is not successful, vaccines may need to be reformulated regularly, as is done for influenza vaccines, to incorporate novel antigens [ 53, 77].

Their comments have convinced us that the translation into Norwegian of this item should be reformulated and should not read "Slitenhet reduserer måten jeg opptrer på i krisesituasjoner (som resuscitering, anfall o.l)." but "Jeg arbeider dårligere i krisesituasjoner (som resuscitering, anfall o.l).

Even though a metric is not defined, many problems in metric fixed point theory can be reformulated in modular spaces.

However, as the concept of assent is not clear and may even be harmful, the guidelines need to be reformulated.

Indeed, it does not even make specific predictions that can be compared with data (although it could be reformulated to do so in certain cases).

Corporate governance structures can also be reformulated.