Sentence examples for now commercialized from inspiring English sources

A wide range of chromatographic membranes involving different molecules retention mechanism (ion exchange, affinity, etc…) is now commercialized.

ASC was developed following research at Stanford University and Bell Labs, and is now commercialized by Maxeler Technologies.

These magnesium screws are now commercialized by Syntellix (Hanover, Germany) under the name Magnezix after receiving the CE Mark approval in 2017 (Biber et al. 2017).

This paradigm is supported by a set of tools that has been implemented at FAW and is now commercialized via the spin-off company KNOWING.

With the Head Mounted Display (HMD) now commercialized, Ozwe Games has delivered a comprehensive package more attuned to the demands of a modern gaming audience.

Argan oil is an example of natural product rich in antioxidants, now commercialized both in cosmetics and food grades, which displays antiproliferative, antidiabetic, and cardiovascular risk-preventive effects (Yaghmur et al. 2001; Bennani et al. 2007).

The added genes allowed the bugs to live on cellulose, breaking it down and converting it to ethanol, a technology the company is now commercializing.

We have named the new technology Li-Fi (light fidelity) which we now commercialize via the university spin-out company VLC Ltd.

So far, the system now being commercialized is nowhere near the point of absorbing surplus electricity at night and selling it back during the day; for the time being, the frequency regulation market would be more lucrative and the battery capacity is relatively small.

The technology is now being commercialized by the KIT spin-off INERATEC GmbH.

Solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) power generators can now be commercialized as heat and power micro-cogenerator.