Sentence examples for based on a proprietary from inspiring English sources
The HERmark assay was developed based on a proprietary proximity-based technology platform that enables accurate quantification of proteins and protein-protein complexes through the release of a fluorescent tag (VeraTag reporter, Monogram Biosciences) conjugated to a pair of monoclonal antibodies directed to unique epitopes on the HER2 receptor in molecular proximity [ 40].
For one thing, the company's wireless network was based on a proprietary microcellular technology that used radio transceivers installed on top of telephone poles -- about seven per square mile in the areas Metricom served.
The games are based on a proprietary wireless protocol that allows players to challenge other players no matter which handset or service carrier they use.
The new tool, created with Optum Health a unit of the UnitedHealth Group, has been in the works for several years and is based on a proprietary database of more than $136 billion in insurance claims.
(The iPhone is based on a proprietary system).
It is "based on a proprietary algorithm for constructing models that differs from the standard gradient-boosting scheme".
For example, although cnvPartition detects CNVs by processing the similar raw data as PennCNV (i.e. LRR and BAF), it is based on a different proprietary sliding window algorithm.
Although our model is based on a single proprietary solution, we have demonstrated how important it is for public health agencies to consider all available options and not underestimate the cost-savings attributed to the reduction in staffing hours that are associated with electronic data collection.
Open means that the learner or instructor is able to create their own learning pathway based on a mixture of proprietary and Open Educational Resources (OER).
Polymedia's technology is based on a set of proprietary tools that KIT digital hopes will allow it to more rapidly deploy its network operator and broadcaster solutions.
MitoGel is a novel sustained release formulation of mitomycin C (MMC) based on RTGel, a proprietary thermosensitive hydrogel technology.
