Sentence examples for reformulation to from inspiring English sources

That would require little more than a reformulation to preserve the product's taste.

Ironically, says Graham McGregor, the professor of cardiovascular medicine who heads Action on Sugar, the industry wanted mandatory reformulation, to remove any competitive disadvantage.

"I do think we're going to need reformulation to take sugar out of foods, in the same way that successfully that's happened with salt".

The agreement is intended to be part of a "revitalization" of the Alpha-Bits brand, Ms. Pupel says, that includes a reformulation to reduce the amount of sugar and increase the amount of whole grains.

"There is a risk that ongoing and proposed measures designed to reduce sugar consumption (such as reformulation to remove sugar, taxes on sugar sweetened drinks, and marketing restrictions) could be undermined by larger trends in price and production of sugars in Europe".

Of course, every intellectually serious mode of Christianity has had to respond somehow to these challenges – this was the sense of Stephen Sykes' announcement that we are all liberals today; the particular character of liberal Christianity has been to find a response in accepting the force of the challenges and seeing a profound need for doctrinal reformulation to meet them.

There aren't any major reformulations to make the code simpler or fairer.

The model derivations and reformulations to cluster-based models are presented and the usage highlighted through a simple proof of concept example and a case study.

We propose to use reformulations to transfer the optimal control problem (5) into a more standard form that can be efficiently solved.

As a result of cross-industry product reformulations to these criteria, the number of people complying with the recommendation of 5 g salt/day could be more than doubled.

The aims of the Choices Programme are to stimulate product reformulation and to help consumers by making healthier choices easier to identify.