Sentence examples for reformulated every from inspiring English sources
Flu shots have to be reformulated every year, thanks to the constantly mutated virus.
As is well known, flu vaccines have to be reformulated every year because influenza viruses mutate so steadily.
Influenza viruses mutate so often that flu shots must be reformulated every year; H.I.V. mutates in one day as much as flu viruses do in a year.
Influenza viruses are constantly changing in small ways, which is one of the reasons vaccines against them have to be reformulated every few years.
But, they say, the effectiveness of the flu shots, which are reformulated every year in an attempt to match the strains most likely to be circulating that season, varies depending on the population being inoculated and the year.
Why it matters: Most flu vaccines are effective against only a specific strain of flu; they must be reformulated every year, because they target a part of the virus that constantly mutates to produce new seasonal strains.
"We didn't want to have to go back and reformulate it every time a state changes its rules," said Carl Minchew, Benjamin Moore's director of product technology.
Albright and Ashbrook turn our cerebral experience of seeking God into finding God in our cerebrum — an inversion that prompts the authors to reformulate virtually every human discipline and domain into "neurotheological" terms.
Albright and Ashbrook turn our cerebral experience of seeking God into finding God in our cerebrum an inversion that prompts the authors to reformulate virtually every human discipline and domain into "neurotheological" terms.
In view of the above notation, Definition 12.2 can be easily reformulated as follows: for every (mathcal{U}inmathcal{U}(x_{0})), there exists (Vin mathcal{U}(f)) such that any (gin V) has a fixed point in (mathcal{U}).
Unocal charges about 1.2 cents to 3.4 cents for every gallon of reformulated gasoline produced under a license to use its patent, and indeed some refiners have contracted to get such licenses.
