Sentence examples for our commercially from inspiring English sources
But it needs to be our biologically compatible sea salt and not our commercially refined "salt".
"We have grown without subsidy through the success of our commercially driven business model — and see no reason to apologize for what we have achieved," Tim Clark, the president of Emirates Airline, said in a statement.
I doubt that this can be done without major reform that eliminates private insurance and fee-for-service, and changes the way our commercially driven, fragmented medical care is now provided.
This sample cell was installed as a simple drop-in replacement for the cell supplied with our commercially available Harrick Mvp-Pro FTIR–accessorysory.
The two may speak as often as they like via our commercially available VOIP technology (also beneficial for those serving abroad).
In his project The Film Trilogy, part of the ZERO1 Biennal, Spanish artist Daniel Canogar explores our commercially conditioned impulse to cast off "old" technologies in favor of the new.
"We were being paid 88 cents a gallon for our milk commercially and I had tasted our milk, and I said, 'You know, our milk is damn good,' " said Mr. Malkemus, seated at the head of his giant conference table.
There's plenty of home-grown talent that helps make the Canadian music industry a thriving one, but it's hard to not fixate on how some of our most commercially successful artists like Drake, Nickelback and Justin Bieber only hit it big after leaving the country.
In our hands, commercially available ultrasonic probes designed for pediatric use allowed us to visualize anatomical structures with sub-millimeter resolution in primate brains.
To determine the sensitivity of our assay, commercially purchased RNA miRNA analog oligonucleotides (IDT), at concentrations ranging from 0 to 40,000,000 copies per microliter, were spiked into 400 µl of normal human serum after the addition of RLT buffer.
In an immune-inhibition approach like our method, commercially available antiserum is used.
