Sentence examples for reformulating it from inspiring English sources

Future studies should further explore this subscale, eventually reformulating it to improve its psychometric properties.

This model was improved by reformulating it to use consistent units, and accurately measurable input parameters.

This differential equation is numerically solved by reformulating it as a nonlinear least-squares problem.

Procter & Gamble, the original owner, tried to revive the brand by reformulating it in 1999 and promoting it with a $20 million marketing campaign, then sold it to Innovative Brands in 2006.

Christina Ricci's face in this movie has an unearthly quality, as if the Wachowskis have found some way of disassembling every molecule of her body and reformulating it as digital pixels.

This estimate can be achieved by merging the time-average equation, after reformulating it with an equation binding the porosity to transit time recorder in a porous media, with the well-known Archie equation.

"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.

OneWorld Health negotiated the rights to the abandoned drug, arranged a partnership with an Indian drugmaker to reformulate it and ran clinical trials to demonstrate its effectiveness against visceral leishmaniasis.

In late 2008, Mr. Mason and a few colleagues reformulated it as a deals shop.

While packaged goods companies say it is not expensive to reformulate, it can be tricky.

The world of processed food, he observes, is truly a marketer's dream: "You can tweak it, reformulate it and reposition it ad infinitum.