Sentence examples for global commercialization from inspiring English sources

However, some heat exchanger design alterations have to be overcome before global commercialization.

The GAiA brown bag series, "Conversations in Global Health, Innovation & the Digital World," is a collaboration with the Harvard Global Health Institute to facilitate discussion among researchers, scholars, practitioners, and others engaged in the development of legal and policy frameworks that govern innovation and global commercialization of medicines.

The GAiA brown bag series, "Conversations in Global Health, Innovation & the Digital World," is a collaboration with the Harvard Global Health Institute which will facilitate discussion among researchers, scholars, practitioners, and others engaged in the development of legal and policy frameworks that govern innovation and global commercialization of medicines.

DEV Korea has recently entered into a partnership with Innopolis, Korea's renowned global innovation cluster comprised of major science and technology research centers, to help identify companies under their umbrella that are candidates for global commercialization and make initial investments.

With the growing global commercialization efforts, the rush in nanomedicine research during the past few decades now translates itself into commercial aspects, with many products on the market and growing number in the pipeline.

About 4.5 tonnes were sold in all a pittance compared to the over 120,000 tonnes of farmed Atlantic salmon typically produced annually in Canada but it was a successful trial run for the global commercialization of the first genetically-engineered food animal ever approved for human consumption.

Our data suggest a recent global expansion of P. digitatum, consistent with the relatively modern origin of intensive cultivation and worldwide commercialization of citrus.

Haig R. Nalbantian ([email protected]) is a principal and a worldwide partner as well as the director of global research and commercialization at the consulting firm Mercer in New York.

It includes real world challenges encountered in the areas of discovery, development, manufacturing, global regulatory approval and commercialization of new medicines.

More particularly, it explores the issues these fishermen face as a consequence of the declining eel population, changing management practices, global trends in eel commercialization, and initiatives taken to promote eel fishing and the landscape that surrounds it as an important component of natural and cultural heritage.

Dr Kundtz will discuss each of these areas of development and how they have been spearheaded by work at Kymeta while also sharing the path he took to reach commercialization and global adoption of a disruptive technology.