Sentence examples for successfully commercialised from inspiring English sources

Conran successfully commercialised the concept of "the art that is life" first formulated by John Ruskin.

Shire will pay an initial $45m with further payments of up to $165m if the drug is successfully commercialised.

The Cativa™ process has now been successfully commercialised on three world scale plants.

Just what the patient ordered Medicine without frontiers ReprintsYet the machine for which he is best known is only one of many inventions Dr Hood has successfully commercialised.

Research can develop technical solutions to tackle environmental or societal challenges, but such technologies need to be successfully commercialised to have a real environmental impact.

The missing coda in Miodownik's account is that, although carbon fibre composites were successfully commercialised, notably by Rolls-Royce and Courtaulds, by the 1990s only one small UK firm, RK Carbon Fibre, at Inverness, remained.

Friction surfacing is an advanced manufacturing process, which has been successfully developed and commercialised over the past decade.

There are also low-carbon steelmaking processes being developed, such as alkaline electrolysis, that with the right support could be commercialised and deployed successfully.

The combination of these factors has resulted in a user-interactive, unique dynamic risk management software package, which has been commercialised and deployed successfully by a major international manufacturer.

If the UK misses the opportunity successfully to translate and commercialise such therapies, scientists will start to be attracted to other countries, according to Sir Richard Sykes, chairman of the UK Stem Cell Foundation, newly-appointed head of the Royal Institution and former chairman of the pharmaceuticals giant GlaxoSmithKline.

It has become commercialised.