Should the agency decide to ban the ingredient in nonprescription drugs, it is possible that manufacturers could reformulate their products or seek approval for them as prescription medications.
She said brands such as Pepsi, which contains 11g of sugar per 100ml, could reformulate to take them into the lower band of the tax but were unlikely to be able to remove sugar altogether.
He could reformulate G.E.'s bid for Honeywell to make it more palatable to the commission, a move that would probably result in months of delays and, from Wall Street's perspective, a value-poor deal.
If he were willing to say that the object of our spiritual attention is not the external object but an internal species of the object, then he could reformulate his theory of cognitive attention in a more plausible way, as a matter of grasping an internal impression from the object.
Because addictiveness is so poorly understood, they could not engineer an addiction-proof benzodiazepine molecule in the same way that, say, they could reformulate a pill to be abuse-proof by making it impossible to crush.
Our findings in terms of transport of impact heuristic finds support from Lakatos [28] who argued that heuristic rules were not obligatory and once could reformulate their pattern of thinking (heuristic) thus leading to possibilities of methodological invention [29].
In imaging terms we could also reformulate that by saying that the RCG is a quantity that determines which signal provides a larger dynamic range in the presence of noise.
If we used the unemployment rate as our classifier (y_{t},) we could just as easily reformulate the problem in terms of the negative of the unemployment rate.
And as we listen anew, we reformulate Schubert the man.
"We have been reformulating anything that had carmine in the past, and if we can't reformulate, we just throw them out," she told the magazine.
