Sentence examples for large-scale commercialisation from inspiring English sources

There have been many known cases of transgenes moving into the environment since the large-scale commercialisation of genetically engineered plants started around 20 years ago.

Large-scale commercialisation of Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cell (PEMFC) technology for automotive and stationary applications demands the development of a robust, durable and cost-effective materials.

Despite the potential to meet the pressing needs for clean and efficient fuel cell based power generation systems, high capital and maintenance cost remains a challenge for large-scale commercialisation and global market entry.

It is, therefore, important that the puncture injury susceptibility of a new tomato cultivar is known, prior to commercialisation and large-scale production.

This review confirms that the development of efficient, economically feasible large-scale bioprocesses remains an obstacle to the commercialisation of the promising microalgae technology.

The review confirms that, although fundamental knowledge is now available, the development of efficient, economically feasible large-scale bioprocesses remains an obstacle to the commercialisation of this promising technology.

The technology has been demonstrated successfully at pilot-scale and has the potential for large-scale operation, although some disadvantages still need to be overcome before full commercialisation is realised.

New development in the large-scale production of nanofibre and nanocomposites will have a future impact on the commercialisation of nanotechnology.

According to these authors, the commercialisation of more ambitious AFVs should be inevitably accompanied with financial incentives, large-scale vehicle demonstrations and persuasive information campaigns to overcome the financial barriers and the lack of inherent interest.

Ah, large-scale ecclesiastical patronage.

The "pro-growth" package to create one million jobs involves pledges on high speed rail, new nuclear power stations, large-scale wind turbine manufacture, universal access to high-speed broadband, doubling entrepreneurs' lifetime tax relief to £2m, continued investment in science and commercialisation of research.