"This book," Francis announced in the first sentence, "is an effort to revise and reformulate the theory of the managerial revolution as advanced by James Burnham in 1941".
Although they sometimes revise or reformulate their utterances, the younger players always offer immediate feedback or respond immediately to guide the older adults to participate in the collaborative play.
Lessons from natural-resource management, applied to conditions of climate change, illustrate that flexible institutions that allow decision-makers to revise and reformulate policy as new information emerges tend to be more effective in face of uncertainty (Tompkins and Adger 2005).
In the revised version of the manuscript, we reformulated the sentence: "Despite these apparent defects, vacuoles remained differentially controlled in vti11 mutant tricho- and atrichoblast cells, indicating that the cell type-dependent regulation of vacuolar morphology is at least partially operational in vti11 mutants".
Labelling errors caused by the pharmacy computer system usually involved the automatic inclusion of additional warning labels that were out of date, either because products had been reformulated, or because recommendations had been revised.
There has been a recent significant argument or controversy regarding the necessity of reformulating and revising ADHD criteria [ 1, 4, 5].
Hermia revised all blocking laws including "complete blocking" and "filter cake" laws and reformulated the four laws in a common frame of power-law non-newtonian fluids (Hermia 1982).
Although plasma troponin was measured using the reformulated sensitive assay throughout both phases, only concentrations above our previous diagnostic threshold (≥200 ng/L) were reported in the validation phase, whereas concentrations above the revised diagnostic threshold (≥50 ng/L) were reported during the implementation phase.
We reformulated the layout.
Dimetapp has since been reformulated.
