Sentence examples for for further commercial development from inspiring English sources

His efforts led to a long-range plan that focused on preserving many architecturally significant structures, including theaters within the district, developing new gallery and public green space, creating a catalyst for further commercial development and attracting a greater number of visitors to downtown.

To a large extent this is due to lack of a sustained interest for further commercial development of the vaccines already undergoing the preclinical and clinical development, and a predicted insignificant cost effectiveness of mass vaccination.

Lines 82 4 and 82 11 are good candidate plants for further commercial development since they are marker-free and contain only a single T-DNA insert.

The in vitro MIC values for 2-AQ were the lowest against the B. cepacia strains within the BCC; however, they were still too high to be considered for further commercial development of 2-AQ in its current form.

TAIL-PCR provides a convenient way to generate these data and gives a good basis for the molecular level selection of the "cleanest" transformation events for further commercial development.

327 Further commercial development of this system has improved the color range and speed (subsecond).

The Obama administration proposed $850 million for the next fiscal year to further finance commercial development of astronaut-carrying "space taxis" — what NASA calls its commercial crew program — while Congress has put a higher priority on a large NASA-designed rocket for astronaut missions beyond low-Earth orbit.

Because Goldman's stance cast further doubt on prospects for successful commercial development around the World Trade Center site, officials quickly abandoned the tunnel plan and cobbled together financial incentives worth hundreds of millions of dollars more than the original deal offered to Goldman.

High-density development is a hot topic in the city, with residents wary of further commercial growth.

THE recent air race to Melbourne has focused attention upon the possibilities of air transport to that particular part of the British Empire, and Sir Philip Sassoon, Under-Secretary for Air, has stated that the Air Ministry, the Post Office and Imperial Airways have been working for many months on plans for further development of commercial air transport.

Findings of this study re-confirm that RFH is a popular food with promising potential for further development in commercial products [23, 24].