The phrase "a proprietary of" is not correct in English.
The correct expression would typically be "a proprietary of something" or "proprietary to."
Example: "The software is a proprietary of the company, meaning it is owned and controlled by them."
Alternatives: "owned by" or "exclusive to."
The alignments were then screened for conserved TF binding sites using MatInspector [92] and a vertebrate factors subset of a of a proprietary database of Genomatix.
Next, 10 μL of a 2 3 dilution of a proprietary mixture of sulfuric and acetic acids (Sigma) in distilled water was added to each well.
The old girl aromatizes the small batches of distillate with a proprietary mix of botanicals-juniper, of course, plus things like cassia bark, Florentine orris and coriander.
The Upper East Side of Manhattan isn't the only place where residents feel a proprietary sense of ownership of parking spaces.
In particular, the pulse duration of the SMART CLEAN laser was set at 20 μs, by means of a proprietary design of the power supply.
The development of a proprietary database of physicians with large walk-in patient bases in this region.
Its support for mining signal transduction pathways is however limited to exact matching of a proprietary list of names and keywords.
It is sodium lauryl sulphate free and consists of a proprietary blend of non-ionic and amphoteric surfactants that, when combined, result in large, gentle cleansing micelles.
Through collaboration with Novartis, the manufacturer of a proprietary form of clozapine, we acquired anonymised blood samples from people on clozapine.
Through collaboration with Novartis, the manufacturer of a proprietary form of clozapine (Clozaril), we acquired anonymized DNA samples from people with schizophrenia who were taking the drug.
In the past decade, he has devised a proprietary database of the covers of all celebrity magazines, including those of his competitors.
