Sentence examples for reformulated to make from inspiring English sources

The hugely popular YSL foundation Le Teint Touche Eclat (£32.50) has been reformulated to make it longer-lasting.

The fluid-loss problem has been successfully reformulated to make it amenable to modeling by dimensionless groups of variables.

In the present study the linear-elastic Theory of Critical Distances (TCD) is reformulated to make it suitable for predicting the strength of notched metallic materials subjected to dynamic loading.

The EMA specifically stated that due to safety concerns, controlled-release products containing polymethacrylate-triethylcitrate polymer-plasticizer combination) should be removed from the market and reformulated to make them more robust with respolymethacrylate-triethylcitrate polymer-plasticizer

Where some consumption group was used as the reference, the RRs were reformulated to make abstainers the reference group.

By using the Rasch model, we discovered that specific items should be discarded and other items should be reformulated to make the questionnaire more "on target".

It's one of hundreds of products the company is reformulating to make good on a 2011 promise to eliminate or further reduce trace amounts of several ingredients that have drawn safety concerns.

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).

In 2010, Purdue reformulated OxyContin to make it more difficult to inject or snort.

The agency said there was enough of the reformulated fuel to make waivers unnecessary.

At his suggestion, we reformulated them to make the gel caps stronger so you only need one gel cap and one mint.