Sentence examples for boost commercialisation from inspiring English sources

The chief executive of the national science agency, Larry Marshall, said the redundancies were in line with CSIRO's 2020 strategy to increase collaboration with industry and boost commercialisation of science.

At the same time the programme aims to create the start-up market for new industries specialising in related technology components, boosting their commercialisation and reducing costs plus reviving HK's industry sector.

The university's vice-chancellor recently credited such state-of-the-art research centres with reversing the so-called "brain drain" of Australian academics to overseas postings as well as significantly boosting national commercialisation activity.

One example is the Biopharmaceutical Innovation Partnership which will receive government funding of up to $6 million (over the next few years) to boost the productivity and commercialisation of new biopharmaceutical technologies.

We find that current policies for agricultural development are primarily dominated by a narrative of Agriculture as an engine for growth, which focuses on the role of external inputs and commercialisation in boosting agricultural production so as to drive economic growth.

"The government should address this by cementing recent positive policy steps to boost science and innovation by ensuring support joins up at every stage, from basic research through to commercialisation.

Commercialisation is the most obvious.

The age of space commercialisation.

Its contributors would revolt against commercialisation.

Mirza points to the commercialisation of "darkness".

The commercialisation of homosexuality is unacceptable.