Commercialized in a sentence

The company was called Mathematics, Inc., a company that he imagined having commercialized the production of mathematical theorems in the same way that software companies had commercialized the production of computer programs.

AI4Bharat, for example, categorizes its crowd-sourced datasets as open-source, meaning Hansda’s contributions be commercialized for profit in the future.

Amarin, which is based in Dublin but maintains most of its operations in Bridgewater, New Jersey, has one commercialized product: Vascepa.

Bausch + Lomb is expanding its ophthalmology portfolio and pipeline, paying Novartis $1.75 billion to acquire a commercialized drug for dry eye disease along with two experimental eye products.

Because Kura Oncology, Inc. is still at a clinical stage regarding its pipeline of treatments for AML and solid tumors, meaning it has not commercialized treatments so far, its operations are not yet generating positive income.

It’ll be likely 10 years, or more, before the technology is commercialized “but we wanted Canada to know that Indigenous people do support these projects, but we want to be investors in these projects wherever they occur," said Willy.

Ligand owns a tiered royalty of up to 2.6% on the drug, it successfully commercialized as well as up to 86 million of milestones.

Our revenues today contribute to reducing our burn rate and they have the potential to develop in the meaningful licensing and royalty revenues, if the underlying therapies prove to be effective and commercialized.

The EU emphasized that visa-free access should not be commercialized.

Valentine’s Day has become a prime example of how holidays can be commercialized and manipulated for profit.

Yes, it’s gotten a lot more commercialized since I landed in Los Angeles 23 years ago, when it was really a free-for-all and it felt like more of a market.

And by the end of phase four, they’ll have solutions that are completely commercialized and available for acquisition by government organizations or commercial enterprises.

As I get older, I miss home a lot more, especially during the holidays — I’m actually glad the way we celebrate them is not commercialized.

It’ still a whole month away so now seems like a good time to do a quick check of our “attitude of gratitude” before our commercialized society pushes us outside the boundaries of the true meaning of the season.

So for the left, Cinco de Mayo is an American holiday because we commercialized and appropriated it.

So often in the Church, there is this overly-organized, glossy graphic, almost commercialized approach to sharing the Gospel.

Trophy hunting of mountain lions has become more high-tech and commercialized, with guides guaranteeing kills of trophy cats, mainly for out-of-state hunters.

In an interview with Vogue in September, Lizzo discussed how she believes body-positivity been "commercialized" in the mainstream media.

The companies that have received financial support from the government include small firms that have never commercialized any drug or vaccine, or that are for medical trials, he said.

Approximately $17 million of the IPO proceeds are earmarked for sales and marketing of Castle’s commercialized products, and another $17 million is budgeted for research and development of new tests, according to the filing.