"You really have to know what sort of proprietary characteristics the company has that will prevent it from failing, and what strategies it has at its disposal that will enhance its chances of recovering," he says.
As the study noted on its first page, "These permitted activities — in particular, market making, hedging, underwriting and other transactions on behalf of customers — often evidence outwardly similar characteristics to proprietary trading".
Those premier venture firms succeed because they have proprietary knowledge of the characteristics of winning companies.
Activities that are clearly covered by the Nuremberg Code prohibiting nonconsensual human experimentation are recast by proponents of gene-altering technologies as within the alleged rights of parents to exert proprietary control over the characteristics of their prospective offspring.
The majority of work in this area was done by Griffin, Moorman, and colleagues, who developed a novel and proprietary measure, heart rate characteristics (HRC), to assess HRV in infants at risk of developing sepsis.
Any differences are presumably due to the antigen binding characteristics of the proprietary antibodies.
A proprietary UML2 profile for capturing performance characteristics of an application and platform is defined.
The surrogates are a way to obtain power and load estimation under site specific characteristics without sharing the proprietary aeroelastic design.
Data on patient demographics (age, gender, race/ethnicity, admission acuity, diagnosis codes and primary payer) and hospital characteristics (teaching, profit, and proprietary status, urban/rural location, geographic census region, and hospital bed capacity) were also abstracted from the NIS.
Based on measurements of accelerometry, heat flux, galvanic skin response, skin temperature, near-body temperature and patient characteristics (gender, age, height, weight) proprietary algorithms will calculate energy expenditure, number of steps taken and sleep duration.
