Sentence examples for commercially competitive from inspiring English sources

Enzymatic transesterification is becoming a commercially competitive route to biodiesel.

Heat production from renewables is commercially competitive with conventional energy sources.

Plants already manufacture many of these bioactives, but often in yields that are not commercially competitive.

Because the industry demands it, broccoli growers need to be GAP-certified in order to be commercially competitive.

He has also persuaded many business leaders that he can best attract new investments to turn Newark into a thriving and more commercially competitive city.

It remains to be seen whether the costs of CSP will fall low enough to be globally commercially competitive, and deliver cost-effective renewable power for Moroccan consumers.

Testing for antibody to influenza A nucleoprotein was performed by using a commercially available competitive ELISA (cELISA) (ID Screen Influenza A Antibody Competition Assay; ID Vet, Montpellier, France), according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Through this study a preliminary binding site map has been developed, and a potent commercially available competitive inhibitor of the ASCT2 transporter has been identified.

Despite the fact that academia is commercially sensitive, competitive, accountable, and customer-focused, even your own Mum probably thinks you spend all day looking out of windows pondering the mysteries of life.

The serum samples were heat inactivated at 56°C for 30 min and examined for the presence of antibodies against the nucleoprotein of avian influenza virus type A using a commercially available competitive ELISA kit (Pourquier AI A Blocking ELISA; Institut Pourquier, Montpellier, France).

The product tested favorably vs. any commercially available "competitive" product.