Sentence examples for extensive commercialization from inspiring English sources

However, low protein productivity remains a major obstacle that limits extensive commercialization of plant cell bioproduction platform.

In fact, much of the public reaction to the Skloot book related to a sense of outrage over the extensive commercialization of Lacks' cells, without any financial benefit flowing to her family.

The commercialization of a number of species not native to the semi-arid region of northeastern Brazil was also noted in other studies, indicating the existence of extensive commercial routes for animals harvested in other biomes [ 18, 44].

For full-scale commercialization, extensive research and development is needed to alleviate the uncertainties.

Ironically, a report of the National Academies just yesterday found that, "Despite extensive investment in nanotechnology and increasing commercialization over the last decade, insufficient understanding remains about the environmental, health, and safety aspects of nanomaterials".

To achieve commercialization of this promising technology, extensive research efforts have focused on increasing the efficiency of PSCs.

Alamillo has done extensive study on the cultural impact and commercialization of the holiday in the United States.

While a critical or extensive engagement with the positive outcomes of commercialization are beyond the scope of this paper, we acknowledge that there are well established and observed impacts of research commercialization that justify its relevance to research/science policy and society in general.

As we enter the National Nanotechnology Initiative's second decade [ 1], the early concerns regarding rapid product development without extensive regulatory review have shifted to today's modest commercialization rate and pursuit of plausible risk assessments.

To conclude this section, one must note the following: Even though the importance and the need for development of calcium orthophosphate coatings, films and layers have been recognized, it is still mostly being explored on research level, and after extensive search of open literature, these coatings appear to have made limited headway into commercialization.

Indeed, from the discussion in the previous section, it seems that the future of pastoralism in Soqotra does not include a shift from a subsistence emphasis of an extensive pastoralism to an exchange mode through the intensification of livestock production and its commercialization.