Sentence examples for reformulated to remove from inspiring English sources
A principal reason smog is declining is that gasoline has been reformulated to remove pollutants; Whitman's order extends the standard to diesel fuel.
After several states made moves to ban Four Loko, it was reformulated to remove the caffeine and two other ingredients, guarana and taurine, but Dr. Clauson said that was "unlikely to have a substantial impact" on young people, who will continue to combine alcohol with energy drinks.
4 Generally, foods can be reformulated to remove trans fatty acids without substantially increasing saturated fats, 9 25 though this might vary by product type.
She said brands such as Pepsi, which contains 11g of sugar per 100ml, could reformulate to take them into the lower band of the tax but were unlikely to be able to remove sugar altogether.
2. Items rated as redundant and items that could not be reformulated to fit the EORTC item style were removed from the item list.
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
After an investigation into the cause of the issue, Soylent has now reformulated the powder to remove what it believes to be the problem ingredient — apparently identified as algal (aka algae, the mostly aquatic photosynthetic organisms that grows in marine environments and elsewhere).
Many manufacturers have since reformulated their products to remove trans fat, including Crisco.
Many food makers have reformulated their products to remove artificial trans fats – and when they do, they often tout their success on packages.
This restriction has been removed here and the constraints have been reformulated to allow integration of constraints from all the neighboring surfaces.
All these products are reformulated to be low in sugars, the key to the Atkins regime.
