The recent commercialization of an SSH PCR kit by Clontech (CLONTEC H Laboratories Palo Alto, CA, USA) has lead to its increasing popularity in biological research laboratories [ 13- 17].
The recent commercialization of Zr and the availability of an easy-to-use radiolabeling strategy using Df-Bz-NCS allow further exploration of Zr-immuno-PET as an imaging tool for the selection of high potential candidate mAbs for therapy as well as for the selection of patients with the highest chance of benefit from mAb-based therapy [ 2].
The recent commercialization of ultra high throughput sequencing (UHTS) technologies, initially applied to the de novo characterization of small genomes, is rapidly challenging the classical methods of human genetic research as well.
The recent commercialization and promotion of consumption of other fruits and vegetables (named traditional or regional) by international organizations such as the FAO, thought of as giving benefits to health either through fresh consumption or after processing, has generated the need for regulations to national and international standards to ensure safety (FAO, 2015).
Recent commercialization and anticipated growth of bifacial panel market have encouraged a closer scrutiny of the integrated power-output and economic viability of bifacial solar farms, where mutual shading will erode some of the anticipated energy gain associated with an isolated, single panel.
The movement shows how art, before the more recent deep commercialization of the artist voice, played an irreversible role in portraying society's uncomfortable truths.
For example, a recent study of the perceptions of Canadian TTOs found that, '[w]ithout exception, all technology transfer professionals interviewed believed that commercialization pressure has increased over the past 10-15 years' [ 37].
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Our data suggest a recent global expansion of P. digitatum, consistent with the relatively modern origin of intensive cultivation and worldwide commercialization of citrus.
Pope John Paul II, in a recent address, said that the commercialization of organs violates "the dignity of the human person".
