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The supplements in the GEN arm of the GD study were provided by Springfield Nutraceuticals (Oud-Beijerland, the Netherlands) based on the commercially available supplement Mega Soja with an isoflavone content of 25 mg daidzein, 21 mg genistein and 5 mg glycitein per supplement (aglycone equivalents, Table 1).
The production scheme considered is based on the commercially applied steam assisted gravity drainage (SAGD) for bitumen extraction and delayed coking for bitumen upgrading.
Objectives: To evaluate the sensitivity and the clinical performance of an HCV specific nucleic acid sequence based amplification (NASBA) assay based on the commercially available, NucliSens® Basic Kit (bioMérieux) reagents.
To improve and validate cast stainless steel as a substitute for wrought stainless steel for shield module applications, a series of test cast steels based on the commercially available CF3M specification have been designed and fabricated.
The collected wastewater samples were immediately filtered (0.7 μm; Whatman GF/F, Maidstone, UK) and, if necessary, adjusted with HCl (1 mol L-1) or NaOH (1 mol L-1) to a pH of 7. The sequential SPE procedure in the present study was based on the commercially available prepackaged Oasis HLB (60 mg; Waters, Milford, MA, USA) and Chromabond C18ec (200 mg; Macherey-Nagel, Düren, Germany).
The assay was based on the commercially available "E. coli S30 Extract System for Circular DNA" kit (Promega).
A homologous ligand library based on the commercially-available Nuvia cPrime ligand was generated to systematically explore various features of a multimodal cation-exchange ligand and to identify structural variants that had significantly altered chromatographic selectivity.
Hyperpolarized Xe was generated using a home-built Xe hyperpolarizer, which is based on the formerly commercially available Nycomed-Amersham (now GE) IGI.Xe.2000 system.
The primary assay used for the study, based on the first commercially available mSEPT9 assay, could detect 48.2% of cases of preclinical CRC with 91.5% specificity in the target population.
Clay Shirky, a partner at Accelerator Group, a consulting firm that works with Web start-ups, says the company's plan is based on the scarcity of commercially available domain names -- a scarcity that he says is not going to last.
Farmers' seed choice is not only based on the number of commercially offered cultivars but also on the diversity of cultivars in the national catalogue of varieties.
