The company has vowed to reduce sodium in its North American portfolio by an average of 10 percent by 2012, and Ms. Davison said it had already met that goal in 350 products and would eventually reformulate more than 1,000 products.
At other times, however, we show that place references can be reformulated to more adequately implement the action of a turn in prosecuting the course of action of which it is a part.
It is recommended that many of the related conventional techniques and approaches reported in the literature have to be mathematically reformulated once more and be applied for the pathway change analysis of the everywhere real life systems following the presented new generic stack-based representations.
We therefore chose to keep this item in the instrument and reformulate it more mildly into 'I feel unable to take major decisions'.
Some statements were reformulated to more readily identify the challenge, such as the original statement: "What activities/tasks we can handle ourselves and what needs cooperation" was reformulated to "Lack of clarity related to how to handle ourselves and what needs cooperation".
They can adjust to patients' levels of understanding, reformulating questions into more familiar language, or announcing sensitive topics and checking their appropriateness for discussion.
Ironically, they are currently reformulating products to use more glutamates than before because this allows them to cut down on salt and keep the anti-sodium brigade happy.
The researchers speculated that the delayed dreams were the mind's way of working through interpersonal difficulties and even "reformulating" negative memories into more positive ones.
PubMed users are more likely to reformulate queries and are more persistent in seeking information.
Shuttling into Manhattan, she's steered towards competitive puzzling by cosmopolitan émigré Robert (a nicely understated Irrfan Khan), a spiritual guru who reformulates into something more.
