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Although branded goods make a strong statement in today's commercialised world, it was prevailing even in olden times .

If the process can be commercialised, the researchers believe it could greatly reduce the cost of making products from PLA.

Submitted entries must be original designs, which have previously not been put on display or commercialised.

Currently the nuts grow wild in parts of Turkey but the crop could be easily commercialised.

One of the biggest problems has been finding products that can be commercialised.

Dr Bertram is hopeful that mains-powered OLEDs will be commercialised in the next few years.

Currently, a completely commercialised mode of development is gaining strength and the quality of urban spaces is declining.

But although no one has yet commercialised the technology, several groups are trying.

Commerce becomes religion and religion commercialised.

As with all sports , the professional game has become more sophisticated and commercialised.

The festival has become commercialised to a great extent.

It was this technology that Prof Hopper and Mr Hauser commercialised with their start-up.

It will go to clinical trials this year and is expected to be commercialised in four years.

Many say we are way too commercialised in the modern era for any gift to portray the true meaning of giving.

Most of the commercialised research that universities promote is based on short-term projects that can quickly generate revenue.

Yulex, a firm that has commercialised guayule, gets an annual crop of 400 kilograms per hectare.

Last December, the Chinese government began the final evaluation that GM rice needs to pass before it can be commercialised.

The device has been patented and will be commercialised by a company set up by the Harbin Institute of Technology.