Sentence examples for commercially aimed from inspiring English sources
Interestingly, some of Darsa's subsequent productions would be a bit more commercially aimed, or at the very least commercially successful.
The latter was commercially aimed at R&B and hip hop-oriented radio stations due to the prominence of rappers Redman and Method Man on the track.
A commercially oriented work aimed at ethnic Chinese audiences, Si Tjonat received mixed reviews; box office proceeds are unclear.
China, he says, has "developed a valuable methodology of tech business innovation that involves an ultra-fast iterating product design based on instantaneous feedback from massive market data". This is thanks to a hyper-competitive business culture aimed at commercially exploiting the data trail of the country's billion-plus consumers who use smartphones for nearly all daily transactions.
With the re-emergence of chikungunya virus (CHIKV) in an explosive form and in the absence of a commercially available vaccine, we aimed to develop candidate vaccines employing recombinant E2 protein or chemically inactivated whole virus.
Using commercially available LAIV, we aimed to develop a protocol to test how cigarette smoke exposure alters inflammatory and antiviral responses to influenza in the human respiratory tract.
Dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) is a female androgen increasingly available commercially as a supplement aimed at improving libido and well-being in post-menopausal women.
Another study evaluated the acute effects of oral administration of 12 commercially available plant preparations aimed at treating human obesity [ 29].
All experiments are performed with commercially available materials, aiming to establish a fundamental knowledge about processing these different materials from solution.
It is being organised by an Asian criminal network, and is "aimed at stealing commercially and economically sensitive information".
Ayan Sarkar, Nitin Rao, and Prtya Naik are Managers at the Spark Group, an ideas incubator aimed at developing commercially viable business ventures that deliver services to poor communities.
