Sentence examples for commercially accepted from inspiring English sources

Future development is still required for these processes to be commercially accepted and used in industry.

Yet the big-name scanners don't target other commercially accepted remote-administration wares.

The most possible method of reducing the viscosity and the commercially accepted method is the chemical transesterification method.

Traditional believers would say that Jesus was the subject of a Judas conspiracy, but he was certainly not commercially accepted.

Biodiesel is a diesel fuel alternative that has shown potential of becoming a commercially accepted part of the United States' energy infrastructure.

Through simple improvements in processing practices, it has been possible consistently to produce shea butter of commercially accepted grades, i.e. with FFA of less than 0.5percentt.

But there is no mention of the ongoing discussions to develop more widely accepted commercially based identification strategies, an initiative surfacing as a result of current US combat actions and increased RFID capabilities.

With seven Impαs and >20 Impβs in humans and a wide variety of known NLS/NES sequences, the lack of specific inhibitors hampers analysis of the functional roles of these various transporters; currently, the exportin/CRM1 (chromosome region maintenance 1 -specific inhibitor LMB (leptomycin B) is the only widely accepted commercially available compound to inhibit nuclear transport.

Gas phase polymerization of propylene is one of the most widely accepted and commercially used processes for manufacturing of polypropylene.

Although BAT calculated that 'the decision will be accepted as commercially justified and a consequence of the CACM development' [ 51], the substantial redundancies resulting from regional rationalisation were directly at odds with BAT lobbying arguments that a high common external tariff was needed to protect employment, described above.

But people had a hard time accepting commercially released sound recordings as valid cultural artifacts.