Sentence examples for provided commercially from inspiring English sources
"These two powerhouse radio stations should do what they were set up to do — provide that which cannot be provided commercially, that's where the value is.
Sitcoms and middle-of-the-road talk shows dominated the airwaves until the rise of premium cable channels, which provided commercially viable spaces for edgier shows, such as "The Daily Show" and "South Park," and Bill Maher's "Politically Incorrect".
Second, cancer cell lines, perhaps starting with those provided commercially and by cell banks, should be tested in vitro for their ability to evade immune responses in humans.
3. (C) The Shah Deniz Consortium's commercial negotiations with the three pipeline projects competing for SD2 gas (TAP, Nabucco TGI) are at a standstill until transit through Turkey is solved, and the GOAJ continues a policy of seeking to persuade intermediaries such as the EU, USG and various commercial companies vying for SD2 gas to put pressure on Turkey to provide commercially viable transit.
The Oregon, or bigleaf, maple (A. macrophyllum) provides commercially valuable wood darker than that of other maples; it shows bright-orange fall foliage.
As of 2007, several well-established firms were providing commercially available semi-automated methods [117].
The company provides commercially supported technologies at a competitive price to the combined cost of free and downtime.
For example, Avanti Polar Lipids provides commercially available 'cocktails' of lipid standards such as the SPLASH® Lipidomix® Mass Spec Standards (http://www.avantilipids.com).
They can also provide commercially attractive options to meet specific needs of energy services (particularly in developing countries and rural areas), and create new employment opportunities.
A number of wild moths such as Bombyx mandarina, and Antheraea species, besides others, provide commercially important silks.
Note on proprietary reagents: it is the policy of Raindance Technologies to provide commercially unavailable reagents to academic researchers at no cost.
