Sentence examples for basic research and commercialization from inspiring English sources

"The reason is that the gap between basic research and commercialization has been dramatically reduced by genetic engineering tools".

Through these partnerships, companies in emerging economies have developed capabilities that have enabled independent basic research and commercialization.

Su et al. [35] reported that the Taiwan National Science and Technology Program for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology was initiated in 2002 and aims to achieve academic excellence in basic research and accelerate nanotechnology commercialization.

These are: investing in scientific research areas which are not feasible in the private sector; lowering the cost of risk taking by encouraging strong university industry interactions; providing incentives for cooperative pre-market basic research; and finally, facilitating the commercialization of publicly financed research.

The UK's technology base withered and no amount of effort to wring out innovations from basic research through commercialization and technology transfer could hope to compensate.

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The network of institutional relations, along with the resources allocated and the creative environment, determines a nation's potential for innovation, extending from basic research through the commercialization chain.

"Today, every drop of blood taken from people, every organ or biopsy removed by a surgeon, is in the pipeline toward research and commercialization.

CBEN's Nanomanufacturing Facility will further bridge the gap between academic research and commercialization.

"This is a difficult choice, because both research and commercialization activities are highly valuable investments," he said.

More international collaborations are expected to prompt the progress in both the research and commercialization.