Sentence examples for reformulated to reflect from inspiring English sources

A study by Harvard University last summer echoed those concerns, and recommended that the subsidy be reformulated to reflect housing costs better.

The industrial food supply was promptly reformulated to reflect the official advice, giving us low-fat pork, low-fat Snackwell's and all the low-fat pasta and high-fructose (yet low-fat!) corn syrup we could consume.

It is appropriate that the treaty provisions on subsidiarity should be reformulated to reflect this.

Questions were reformulated to reflect the different systems, work processes and settings and confirm the instrument's validity.

As cancer strategies are reformulated to reflect increasingly complex patient populations, attention should be paid to defining which patients would benefit from more comprehensive assessment and what factors should be assessed, in addition to clarifying who is best placed to conduct the assessments, and at what point geriatric and other specialist services need linking in.

We reformulated the characteristics to reflect palliative terminology and discourse.

Moreover, adequate time allowed the participants with dementia the possibility to reflect on each question at their own pace and some questions were repeated or reformulated to ensure that they were understood.

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

Since then, dye-base inks have been reformulated to limit such fading.

But what if the design of small cars could be reformulated to transcend their size?

The survey looked at 83 packaged and restaurant foods reformulated to largely eliminate trans fat.