Sentence examples for commercial preserved from inspiring English sources

Established multiplex-PCR was also found effective in the detection of 30 commercial preserved fruit products and over 80% of the products were accurately and rapidly been identified.

Burgeoning Pacific trade required opening diplomatic relations with heretofore isolationist Japan and created American trade in places that before had always been European commercial preserves.

It is our hope that these guidelines can help calibrate disclosure policies, agreements and perhaps eventually a model declaration so that academic and commercial interests are preserved in the context of vital collaborative research.

Early in 1897, U.S. President Grover Cleveland designated 13 national forests to be preserved from commercial exploitation.

Steinbrenner also realizes the commercial value of preserving his club's history.

The most notable problem is the fact that the researchers destroyed datasets in order to preserve commercial confidentiality.

Some suspect the government encouraged the recent release of Mr Megrahi by the Scottish administration to preserve commercial interests in Libya rather than just the country's recent help in fighting terrorism (though ministers deny exerting pressure at all).

"On a purely financial basis, a 'Yes' vote would likely preserve commercial revenues, however the impact on gate receipts is unclear.

In February 2014, the island nation banned all commercial fishing to preserve the stunning reefs and lagoon waters and establish a "100 percent marine sanctuary".

The availability of commercial reagents which preserve the viral RNA, in conjunction with systems for the efficient rescue of picornaviruses from RNA (e.g. as used in [5]), has permitted the development of a protocol for the recovery of infectious FMDV from chemically treated virus samples.

These food coolers could be used in commercial settings, helping preserve milk, meat, and fruit that would otherwise quickly spoil in the tropics.