Sentence examples for commercially generated from inspiring English sources

The electricity would cost three or four cents per kilowatt hour, as against about 10 cents a kilowatt hour for commercially generated electric power.

In 1988, 1.4 million cubic feet of commercially generated low-level radioactive waste was shipped for disposal, an amount that would fill 390 tractor-trailers, according to a report by the Office of Technology Assessment.

"For each one pound of waste generated by a consumer in the United States today, there are 60.31 lbs. of commercially generated manufacturing and industrial waste that were generated in the production of those goods.

Hybridoma cell lines expressing mouse monoclonal AC5 antibody against human AC5 peptide CGNQVSKEMKRMGFEDPKDKN were commercially generated by Genscript.

Tat-conjugated peptide inhibitors targeting PKC ζ and gp91 and scrambled sequence control peptide were commercially generated (CPC Scientific, Sunnyvale, CA, USA), using amino acid sequences described.

Our previous work demonstrated that commercially generated antibodies, available at the time, lacked significant specificity and sensitivity for reliable detection of LRRK2 protein [ 6– 8].

The second is where the long-term ambitions of the project come in – creating products to be sold commercially to generate funds for both refugees and locals on the Greek islands.

Kenaf is a natural tropical plant that has been grown commercially to generate a secondary source of income for developing countries including Malaysia [3].

Grossman enjoyed a reputation in the folk scene of being commercially aggressive, generating more income and defending his clients' interests more fiercely than "the nicer, more amateurish managers in the Village".

Low-level radioactive waste is generated commercially primarily by nuclear power plants, in the form of contaminated equipment, and also by diagnostic medical services.

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