Such opportunities for collaboration in turn increase awareness in researchers about commercialization and appreciation in the private sector for R&D.
And India, in turn, is the epicenter for cricket's commercialization in much of the old British Commonwealth.
Such action (or inaction on the side of producers), in turn, could result in significant barriers to commercialization and the widespread acceptance of otherwise useful nanotechnology materials.
This, in turn, strengthens and recalibrates competitive advantage, enabling the successful commercialization of ideas.
Such competition leads, in turn, first to a power shift from provider to consumer, and then to commercialization of values and tradition [ 26].
That "efficient infringement" outcome, in turn, has motivated innovators to reduce their participation in FRAND bargains, threatening to unravel a massive innovation– commercialization marketplace and its innumerable positive externalities for all parties.
Commercialization is a primary means through which medical products and services reach the market and consumers, which can, in turn, advance public health.
Commercialization: The alignment of the product with its audiences through multiple channels and through a continual feedback loop, which in turn leads to ongoing product development.
The Entertainment Arts & Engineering program allows students to pursue academic paths to a career in video games, digital animation and CGI, while the Innovation Center, Commercialization and Entrepreneurship office gets students and faculty involved in turning research into business.
In the case of KEMRI, this open innovation business model has three aspects: From our interviews, the management of the marketing department of KEMRI realized they had limited internal capacity in product commercialization, especially in drug production, and turned to outside organizations for help.
