Sentences with phrase «making it to market»

Zymeworks stands to earn up to US$ 110 million in milestone payments per drug — plus royalties should any of them make it to market.

If the final product makes it to market — a culmination devoutly to be wished — the inventor gets annual payments based on sales.

Though Kobo's apps for iPad and iPhone have earned strong reviews and millions of downloads, and though the Kobo app comes preloaded on several of the Android tablets that have made it to market (not to mention the BlackBerry Playbook), the company's internal analysis shows that the people who buy several books a month are reading them on e-readers, whatever tablets and smartphones they also happen to own.

Of those that make it to market as betas, many will not become viable as contributions to the business.

There are many examples of inventions with patents that never make it to the market, or fail in the market.

Assuming that the patented compound even makes it to the market, the statement that they only have a few years of exclusivity is definitely true — the market exclusivity for pharmaceuticals is almost always less than half of the patent exclusivity.

Though the chances of bringing a drug to market is relatively low — about a 30 percent success rate if a drug is in State 2 trials, according to Morningstar health - care strategist Karen Andersen — a drug that does make it to market stands a very good chance of making big money.

The patch never made it to market, but Holmes quickly redirected the company with the creation of «Edison» — a machine that could test for a variety of disease using a single pinprick of blood.

The prize and spoils no longer go to the person who makes it to market first.

A risk of «long - term selectivity» is that the speculator may buy a company with an upcoming product that eventually undersells or never makes it to market.

Instead, Ligand develops and acquires intellectual property in the biotech space, allowing it net royalties on any drugs that utilize its technology and make it to market.

What tweaks can be made to your marketing and communication strategy to improve conversion rates?

The difference it will make to your marketing is immeasurable.

The more we shift decision - making to market forces, the greater the crises we will encounter in the future.

He adds that one of Coke Consolidated «s latest commercial innovations resulted from a trip its executive team recently made to market benchmark with FEMSA Coca - Cola in Mexico.

«The farmers need to be able to process the fruit that can't make it to market because of visual quality,» Ryan says.

Have a new baby so am (sadly) not making it to any markets to procure them this year.

After my cut, I headed to the Santa Monica Farmers Market and definitely questioned why I don't make it to that market more often... oh right, it takes an hour to get there;).

When potatoes are in season, I always make sure to buy a few bags and make deliveries to my parents and friends who can't make it to the market.

Or when I didn't make it to the market as planned.

But the trade cost for those guys is high and while the summer of 2019 might bring a bonanza of star free agent defensemen, none of them may end up making it to market.

In the first of our Craft Business Makeover Posts we'll look at practical changes you can make to your craft shop, the next post will focus on changes you can make to your marketing strategy.

We will update these profiles with news of changes made to marketing practices prior to finalising the report for printing.

These are not the only misleading claims Nestlé makes to market its formula in Canada.

If the swing came anything near to the motions that would be in the same zip code as shaking, there's no way it would ever make it to market, let alone be sold as a baby swing.

All car seats on the market are «up to code» since they've made it to market (they are required to meet safety standards set by the US government) BUT not all are as safe as they could be.

But these are not the only misleading claims Abbott makes to market its formula in Canada.

Tasocitinib is expected to make it to market, says Jeffrey Stoll, an analyst at IMS Health, a pharmaceutical market research company headquartered in Norwalk, Conn..

«My salary is lower, but I enjoy doing applied research because there is a greater likelihood [than in pharma] that the products that I work on will make it to market.»

While research has uncovered a variety of new targets for male contraception, no new product has made it to market yet.

But if these losses can be reduced, he says, the batteries have a good shot at making it to market.

If these innovations make it to the market, plug - in cars like the Chevrolet Volt could recharge in minutes instead of hours and drive 400 miles on a charge.

If the plants make it to market, they could lower the price of genetically modified crops and stimulate further innovation.

The space between basic science and drug approval — the translational piece — has come to be known as the «valley of death,» because many promising findings never make it to market.

«Fewer will fail, and you will have more shots on goal,» of making it to market, he says.

Only a few have made it to market — legally, anyway.

So even before this drug makes it to the market, we already know that we have to be very careful in dealing with the evolution of resistance.

The experts say it's not clear which platform will win out and make it to market, but the smart money is on a hybrid that uses one technology for the computing and another for the networks to connect it up.

As far as he knew, those flowers never made it to market.

Estimates of these costs range from $ 100 - million to $ 1.2 - billion for each new drug that makes it to market, and a substantial chunk of this funding is consumed by establishing that a drug is both safe and effective.

Though it has just made it to market, the Smartsun UV monitor has been some time in the making, having undergone two years of testing and development at Scotland's University of Strathclyde.

If Teixobactin makes it to the market, it could be the first new class of antibiotic in decades.

Only two major products have made it to market, and they don't do much.

She's been fascinated by the beauty business since she was eight years old, when she tried to create her first skincare product: Morning dew, packaged in old jam jars (sadly, it never made it to market).

The new rule means the agency will have to approve all products that made it to market as of Feb. 15, 2007 — a point at which the e-cigarette market was virtually non-existent.

I ran out of nuts the other day and I lost 3 pounds (I don't have to lose) before I made it to the market.

One of the negative aspects of this is that certain unscrupulous companies could now pretty much get away with putting anything they wanted in the bottle because it did not have to undergo quality control testing to make it to market.

While no genetically - modified wheat has yet made it to market (as the Wheat Lobby likes to point out), the mutated forms of wheat created via the techniques of mutagenesis have been sold for years.

The fact that these medications have shown promising results is encouraging, but there's no guarantee that they'll solve your specific sleep problems or even make it to the market.

Whilst many EdTech companies believe that their «solution» is the one that will revolutionize education on the continent, very few solutions make it to the market, and of the ones that make it, very few are scalable.