Translation for 'commercially' from English to Spanish

commercially

comercialmente {adv}comerc.

• Similarly, accoutrements can be commercially produced, government produced or commercially produced under government contract.
• Most drugs are commercially made at factories and dispensed by pharmacies.
• Commercially, a liquid copper-based spray can be sprayed on the stems and both sides of the leaves to prevent fungal problems before they occur.
• Another commercially important sulfinic acid is hydroxymethyl sulfinic acid, which is usually employed as its sodium salt (HOCH2SO2Na).
• The song submitted into the contest cannot have previously been released commercially and must last 3 minutes at most.

• During the late 1990s, many Britpop acts began to falter commercially or break up, or otherwise moved towards new genres or styles.
• The lack of effectiveness of commercially available "Lactobacillus" probiotics may be because most do not actually contain vaginal lactobacilli strains.
• The remaining 50 MW of the battery can be commercially deployed in the market by the operator. Outside the summer period, the battery, with a total capacity of 300 MW, will be operated commercially.
• In addition to the above discography of commercially-released recordings, there exist audio recordings of complete live concerts, a few of which have been commercially released on disc, several can be obtained non-commercially, some however have been lost.
• In 2007, he released his first commercially launched album, "Sungano".

• Though commercially successful and acclaimed at the time of its release, the album was overshadowed by the massive success of "Ready to Die", and Craig Mack quickly lost public image, releasing only one other album, the commercially unsuccessful "Operation: Get Down", in 1997.
• Competitive inhibitors are also largely found commercially.
• The Product Development Centre identifies students’ projects that are commercially viable and develop them into prototypes and test for reliability.
• The Bus Safety Act regulates the safety compliance of most bus transport in Victoria including buses operated both commercially and non commercially.
• The first two books were initially non-commercially self-published, but were subsequently picked up by a third-party commercial publishing house.

• The mulard is commercially produced on farms for meat and foie gras.
• Though not commercially important themselves, these forage fish support artisanal fisheries and local markets worldwide.
• ,also are there that promote Sinhala country music commercially or non-commercially.
• FORMATS: normal bias audio cassette with hand made inlay (manually screenprinted muslin glued to card), commercially printed insert and commercially printed labels; 12 inch vinyl record with commercially printed sleeve; audio CD with commercially printed inlay and traycard.