Sentence examples for started to commercialize from inspiring English sources

Recently Mitsubishi Heavy Industries have started to commercialize what  it calls the "Mitsubishi Air Lubrication System".

After securing $67 million from leading venture capital firms and big companies, Rive Technology started to commercialize nanostructured zeolite catalysts for the production of diesel and gasoline.

"I lost interest in Hill after he started to commercialize the project," a Norwegian crew member told me on the ferry ride over.

Then Genentech came along with this idea that we could make synthetic protein, that we could start to commercialize some of these core experimental techniques and do translation work and bring value back to humanity.

Spurred by mainstream economic theories which posit that the market will allocate the service efficiently [ 3], governments of developing countries have started to rapidly commercialize its provision.

I knew that making zeolites more porous had long been a Holy Grail in the catalyst industry, so I soon started to work to commercialize my findings.

Started company to commercialize them.

Applications of genomics are only just starting to be commercialized by cutting edge diagnostic companies and explored by innovative teams in biotech and pharma.

Dubbed "Innovative Approaches to Technology Transfer," it would provide grants of up to $3 million over 3 years to universities, federal laboratories, and other research institutes to jump-start efforts to commercialize federally funded discoveries.

Research and public policy on academic entrepreneurship are largely based on the assumption that faculty members start businesses to commercialize inventions that have been disclosed to university administrators and have been patented.

Since the last decade, bottled water that is sold as "mineral water" or "water extracted from deep soil fountains" has been extensively commercialized in Brazil and has started to be sold in the Amazon as well.