Sentence examples for through reformulation from inspiring English sources

Van Raaij J, Hendriksen M, Verhagen H. Potential for improvement of population diet through reformulation of commonly eaten foods.

The design sensitivity index was derived to be proportional to the response energy at the measured point through reformulation of the previous equation for the sensitivity index.

Likewise, the industry has already removed millions of calories from the food chain and will continue to make progress on this through reformulation and changes to portion and pack sizes.

We formulate the problem in the general scenario of interactive demand channels as a mixed-integer linear programming model, and then develop a unified model through reformulation.

However, the government would need to re-establish an effective, independent agency to push through reformulation, modelled on the Food Standards Agency as it operated under the Blair government, which oversaw gradual salt reduction, MacGregor added.

Hence, QS-21 is associated with injection pain in simple buffer formulations, but it is possible to improve the acceptability of QS-21-containing formulations through reformulation with certain excipients.

But the chemical kept entering the system, Dow suspects through reformulations produced by other companies.

We model feedback by showing the user how the system interprets the query, thus suggesting repair through query reformulation.

3M, for example, integrates sustainability into its innovation pipeline through its "Pollution Prevention Pays" program, which aims to proactively minimize waste and avoid pollution through product reformulation, equipment redesign, process modification, and waste recycling.

In this paper, we present a method to reduce the computational cost when solving a Li-ion battery model comprising transient equations of change – species, charge, and energy – through model reformulation and a procedure to automate the task of drawing the battery module and solving it numerically.

Second, the Article explores the possibility of avoiding input-characterization problems through the reformulation of constitutional decision rules, considering in particular the tradeoffs implicated by the replacement of "characterization-dependent" decision rules with "characterization-resistant" alternatives.