Sentence examples for that reformulating from inspiring English sources

We now appreciate that reformulating our industries based on low-carbon emissions is good for growth.

But at a recent meeting of the Responsibility Deal Food Network, in which firms and the DH discuss pledges, some producers voiced fears that reformulating their products could put them at a commercial disadvantage.

Both history of science and creativity research have shown that reformulating the questions we ask can lead to breakthroughs more often than trying harder to search for more rigorous answers.

The Sun notes that injecting the tablets can be dangerous and can lead to amputations, but it doesn't mention that reformulating the drug could reduce this harm, too.

The basis for this expectation is that reformulating liquid vaccines into dry-form micro-particles makes them thermostable [34], and we are applying very similar coating principles with our Nanopatch™.

We expect that reformulating more sophisticated MFA problems--for example, involving optimal experimental design or large-scale metabolic networks--in terms of fluxomer variables will lead to dramatic enhancements of algorithmic efficiency and robustness.

It is one of those endings that reformulates everything that has gone before, giving it a final power it had not possessed before its ending.

The tendency to adaptation, finally, is visible in metaphysical treatises that reformulate the doctrine of Aristotle's work and are intended as original elaborations, regardless of the amount of dependence on their Greek model.

To address the imbalanced classification problem without using any priori knowledge, we design a novel method that reformulates the imbalanced classification problem as a partial ranking problem.

We find that by reformulating the high-order problem, we can compute more accurate solutions at a fraction of the cost.

The Environmental Protection Agency requires that reformulated gasoline containing ethanol be sold in Illinois to improve air quality.