Sentence examples for reformulation by from inspiring English sources

This is one dreadful paradox of the history of OxyContin: the original formulation created a generation addicted to pills; the reformulation, by forcing younger users off the drug, helped create a generation addicted to heroin.

In the following we perform every pattern reformulation by hand.

Since the above presented formulation is not applicable in practice, a reformulation by a Dantzig-Wolfe reformulation is a promising alternative.

The new formulation (the reformulation by intersection) is obtained by intersecting the feasible sets of the models corresponding to each possible root selection for the underlying directed problem.

Peer debriefing was done to check the reformulation by JD, CvdV, & LWTS.

Product reformulation by the food industry was seen as helpful, particularly for the next generation of children.

After a volley of objections by Fass and reformulations by Schnall, the judge allowed this exchange: SCHNALl: So it would be fair to say the mother has been lying without conscience with respect to the ramifications to the father and his relationship with the child?

This approach often consists of reformulations, by which a teacher exposes and resolves an error by paraphrasing a student's utterance in whole or in part (Lyster and Mori 2006; Lyster and Saito 2010).

Burnham said he had become convinced of the need for mandatory reformulation partly by the 10-minute rule bill presented by the former Labour minister, Keith Vaz, which sought to force soft drinks manufacturers to cut the frequently llarge amounts of sugar in their products.

"We are on the cusp of a major policy reformulation led by the baby boomers," Ms. Moen argued, hopefully.

That's easier said than done but the 40% reformulation proposed by Action on Sugar would make a significant start.