Sentence examples for commercialisation needs from inspiring English sources

In addition, it can be hard to find and employ specialists who understand both the research mind and commercialisation needs.

I have to confess that my vision of humans in space has been unduly influenced by Star Trek, but I would argue that if we are ever to fulfil such a future, we need the commercialisation of space to get us there.

Efficient encapsulation with barriers that has very low oxygen and water permeabilities will be needed before future commercialisation can be anticipated.

Sustainable biorefinery processes have a high potential for commercialisation; however, the processing costs need to be minimized further for the process to become economically feasible.

So I think that we need to ensure that commercialisation of IP and the registration of patents is part of the process of giving taxpayers' money to researchers generally, not just universities".

One season persistence is advantageous in case of commercialisation of the EPNs, as they would need to be more frequently applied.

This neither helps clarify patent law in the European Union nor makes for better and urgently needed protection against the rampant commercialisation of the building blocks of life.

After the fiasco of the NHS Direct's 111, the government needs to seriously examine its privatisation, commercialisation and marketisation policy for the NHS.

As chief commercial officer at Precision Medicine Catapult, a UK firm promoting the commercialisation of data-driven medicine, she stresses the need for patient's information to "follow them" through the health system.

Recognising this significant potential and the associated need to facilitate its translation and commercialisation the UK government commissioned the production of a national Synthetic Biology Roadmap in 2011, and subsequently provided crucial support to assist its implementation.

There is a need for people moving toward the commercialisation end of the industry, but the required knowledge can come from experience.