Sentence examples for foster commercialization from inspiring English sources
The reason a Green Tea Party should coalesce to support this bill, argued Romm, is because it will set a price on carbon pollution and help foster commercialization of clean technologies — like hybrids, batteries and solar — at sufficient scale to enable the U.S. to rapidly ramp up when the seriousness of climate change becomes inescapably obvious to all.
GCC could play a pivotal role at promoting new political frameworks, incentive measures and collective conscious in the business and general community to foster commercialization of innovations addressing the needs of developing communities.
We argue that a more risk-based regulatory environment that fosters commercialization is important.
Toward that end the Solar Energy Research Institute was established, in Colorado, along with four regional centers (I worked at one of them) to help foster the commercialization and adoption of alternate energy technologies and practices.
It won first place in the Alternative Tandem category in the 2010 Automotive X Prize, a competition created to foster the commercialization of efficient vehicles capable of more than 100 miles per gallon.
The study found the progressive entrepreneurial milieu is the prime to foster the commercialization of university-based technology.
The company's mandate is to foster the commercialization of early-stage life science technologies by providing seed capital, business and technology management expertise, and networking opportunities.
In addition, we show how scientists could foster the commercialization of genetically engineered microbes for bioremediation through the use of technical safeguards and the consideration of regulatory challenges at the onset of their research.
U.S. laws that foster the commercialization of federally funded research have prompted academic labs to become increasingly concerned about protecting intellectual property rights, says Fujita-Yamaguchi, who returned to Japan 2 years ago after more than 20 years in the United States, primarily as a principal investigator at the Beckman Research Institute of the City of Hope in Duarte, California.
These Small Business grants are designed to foster the commercialization of relevant technologies and devices.
