Sentence examples for reformulated to be from inspiring English sources

All these products are reformulated to be low in sugars, the key to the Atkins regime.

DRR is reformulated to be place- and age-responsive.

Constantly updating and changing her formulas in response to customer requests, the eye cream Stein sent me is currently being reformulated to be a vegan formula.

Essential medicines that have been reformulated to be better suited for children may be under patent and therefore more expensive in Guatemala for up to 5 to 15 years after becoming generic in the United States [ 11].

Some of the questions, originally intended for women living in reasonably affluent income countries in a previous FIQ, were reformulated to be suitable for both men and women of all socioeconomic levels.

The whole text of the manuscript has been reformulated to clarify that we are not formulating any hypothesis but rather providing evidence for the 'Hinge and Caps' hypothesis.

This sentence has now been reformulated to: "The pore structure is similar to that observed with pneumolysin, but with improved resolution, and showing significant differences in the hinge bending and domain movements".

In Michigan in the mid-1990s, the state laws had to be reformulated to forbid "consensual incest" after two high-profile scandals.

It expects the reformulated products to be on sale by early in Q1 next year at the latest.

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

A certainty equivalent nonlinear model predictive control based on minimum principle is reformulated to optimise nominal cost and expected value of future recourse actions.