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structured

[struhk-cherd] / ˈstrʌk tʃərd /






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The study, published in Health Psychology, showed that adults who followed structured eating patterns during a 12-week behavioral weight loss program achieved better results than those who frequently changed their food choices.

From Science Daily

While the deal appears a good strategic fit for both companies, the selloff may reflect investors’ anxieties of how the transaction is structured and whether the post-transaction ownership makes sense.

From Barron's

Soft enough to give under a fork, structured enough to hold its shape beside a mug of coffee.

From Salon

The cash-and-stock deal is being structured as a Reverse Morris Trust, in which the so-called purchaser is technically being acquired.

From MarketWatch

The deal is expected to be structured as a so-called reverse Morris trust, which offers tax benefits.

From The Wall Street Journal