Sentence examples for useful commercially from inspiring English sources

So most of the data will be on patents that have already expired, useful for scientific research but far less useful commercially.

At the moment this is just a working prototype and you might laugh at how this could be useful commercially, professionally, or otherwise.

This is useful commercially since a reduction in the viscosity of potato starch is highly desirable in the production of manufactured products, in order to facilitate handling [ 37].

Here we have demonstrated a general genetic targeting and multiplexing approach using commercially available sav-QDs that is useful for specific and multiplexed labeling of genetically encoded tags.

The DEP technique has been a useful and commercially applicable tool in microfluidics by enabling robust non-invasive positioning, separation and trapping of cells and particles.

After decades of diligent research efforts, speech recognition reaches a point where many useful and commercially beneficial applications have recently become feasible.

He said: Surely, though, this search facility will be much more useful and commercially attractive if it offers users a one-stop shop - access to all the information in their social network and then in the wider web if that's not enough.

The diversity of substrates metabolized and reactions catalyzed by P450s makes them attractive starting materials for use as biocatalysts of commercially useful reactions.

Being a slow city, she said, "is a two-edged benefit -- it helps us live better, but it's also commercially useful".

In his speech, Cable said he supported the idea of blue-skies research, but argued that was no justification for taxpayers' money being used to support work which was "neither commercially useful nor theoretically outstanding".

"The big scientific ideas that changed the world were often far removed from practical, let alone commercial, applications... but there is no justification for taxpayers' money being used to support research which is neither commercially useful nor theoretically outstanding.