Sentence examples for aimed at commercialization from inspiring English sources

This encourages us for further studies aimed at commercialization, for example, optimization of conductometric GOx-SME-GA biosensor for determination of glucose in human fluids.

The economic climate has forced Beckmann to improvise by bulking up on fee-for-service assaying work in her state-of-the-art labs, partnering on research proposals with universities and biotech businesses, and beginning several of OTRADI's own research initiatives aimed at commercialization.

first" rules aimed at limiting commercialization of breakthroughs to Europe, saying that such a policy could discourage inventors and hurt the economy.

It is this set of endeavors, aimed at the commercialization of technology and appropriation of knowledge, along with others aimed at creating social value, that comprise the entrepreneurial university.

May also announced a new Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund, overseen by UK Research and Innovation and funded by some of the £2BN R&D boost — aimed at supporting the commercialization of what the government is dubbing "priority technologies", such as robotics, biotechnology and AI.

From the results obtained in this work, more studies will be conducted with the genotypes that stood out as resistant, evaluating other resistance categories and defense mechanisms of these materials against the attack of Z. subfasciatus and other pests, as well as studies of other important agronomic characteristics aiming at future commercialization of the bean genotypes.

Hogan: Amersham's management structure was not dissimilar to GE's in the sense that it's a structure that is aimed at the innovation and commercialization of new products.

For the commercial sector the term defines a process aimed at expediting the development and commercialization of known entities.

In industry it is used in reference to a process that is aimed at expediting the development and commercialization of known therapies.

The colorful Teletubbies, whose marketing work has drawn fire from critics who complain about the commercialization of characters aimed at children, are switching their pitching chores from one fast-food giant to another.

Using a case study, I focus on collective action between 1996 and 2011 aimed at changing "science-based regulations" for the commercialization and use of agrochemicals.