Sentence examples for making commercialization from inspiring English sources
However, many electrospun materials exhibit weak mechanical strength and poor control over batch-to-batch structure, making commercialization and reproducibility difficult.
Navratilova's declared lesbianism and habit of political outspokenness long ago made commercialization as likely a career path as space travel.
Six new strategies that can make commercialization of wave energy more appealing are studied.
This first clinical experience led C3BS to develop a cryopreservation-reconditioning process, allowing to extended shelf-life, eliminate logistics problems and make commercialization success far more attainable.
Low level of domestic collaboration, remote location, poor public image, small firm size, unmet technology-specific policy needs, and lack of business know-how are mechanisms that prevent the industries from exploiting the created knowledge commercially by reducing available funding and making international commercialization difficult.
The main challenges (eg, complexity of food matrices) that make the commercialization of these devices difficult are also presented.
The analytical results showed that fermentative hydrogen production from a biomass system would increase the value of a wastewater treatment system and make its commercialization more feasible.
Two other top agency officials, including CPRIT's executive director, have left in the past few weeks amid new allegations and civil and criminal investigations into how the agency made certain commercialization awards.
Why is it when marijuana is legalized we'd have to repeat all the same mistakes we made with commercialization of tobacco?
That is why I believe part of any solution means reforming today's complicated mix of incentives to make the commercialization and use of new, lower emission technologies more competitive.
It is a very bizarre speech in that Bush is not explicitly calling for a carbon pricing mechanism, but rather for a mystery incentive "to make the commercialization and use of new, lower emission technologies more competitive".
