Sentence examples for its commercialisation from inspiring English sources

The pomegranate is a fruit with excellent organoleptic and nutritional properties, but the fact that it is difficult to peel affects its commercialisation and decreases its potential consumption.

Our explanation of the phoney melanoma epidemic is "diagnostic drift which classifies benign lesions as … melanoma", a misdiagnosis "driven by defensive medicine, an unsurprising response to its commercialisation".

The artist said he had decided on the plan after becoming disillusioned with aspects of the modern Olympics, and in particular its commercialisation.

For years, people have been complaining that we've lost the "true meaning of Christmas" in its commercialisation: the early advertising, the November street decorations, the blaze of high-street greed.

While attitudes in European universities about academics getting their hands dirty have softened, arguments nowadays rage on how professors should spend their time, who owns the intellectual property they create, and how the rewards from its commercialisation should be shared.One possible model for collaboration between industry and academia is emerging in the Netherlands.

Scottish Enterprise will help to support its commercialisation.

YSPD is inexpensive and its simplicity in manufacturing and installation are the key to its possible commercialisation.

After the fiasco of the NHS Direct's 111, the government needs to seriously examine its privatisation, commercialisation and marketisation policy for the NHS.

Dance music went mainstream in the UK in the 90s with the rise of superclubs and festivals, but the likes of Ministry of Sound and Creamfields have nothing on its current commercialisation in the US.

WWF deems this a risky strategy considering there are no commercial-scale CCS operations in the UK and the government has yet to decide a winner for its £1bn commercialisation competition for the technology between the Peterhead CCS project and the White Rose project at Drax.

As an extended study towards its potential commercialisation, this paper reports the effects of the main process parameters including those relating to a new laboratory scale AFP flow-through system.