Once common, it was hunted to near extinction primarily for its commercially valuable hide.

Remember that a theater/gallery/concert hall can be placed in the least commercially valuable space a new building has.

Yet even for such commercially valuable species, the most basic information is often lacking.

In 1980 its cooperative research program on computer chips struck gold by creating commercially valuable technology.

The relatively high fat content of its meat makes it commercially valuable in certain markets.

Problems often arise because these are commercially valuable or can be aggregated into works of value.

Other commercially valuable information, such as what music people are listening to via the site, is also available to advertisers.

The science, however, has still not proved commercially valuable.

Research may result in other products besides data, such as the development of commercially valuable product which was a research goal.

These, in turn, are used by engineers to develop commercially valuable techniques enabling people to speak to no living thing and still be understood.