In contrast, MALDI-TOF MS reference spectra, as well as analysis tools, are usually proprietary, only commercially available, and heavily focused on medical applications.
The more truthful assessment is Google's algorithms are the proprietary and commercially driven levers powering a clicks-for-ads business.
Any inspected state can ask for arrangements for managed access for various reasons, including in order to protect proprietary or commercially sensitive information.
Second, the signal can be transformed into proprietary formats of commercially available signal generators (upper output in Figure 3).
It is not our objective here to identify the exact reasons behind these differences, as this would require access to proprietary information of commercially operating companies.
The source of the DOM is from fresh water in Northern Europe, and the final DOM product has been concentrated by a proprietary method and is commercially available from FBSciences, Inc.
A 1% (w/w) emollient was prepared in Spectrum Transdermal Ointment (Lotioncrafters, Olga, WA), a commercially available proprietary ointment comprised of cetyl ricinoleate, carnuba wax, D-α-tocopheryl acetate, shea butter, caprylic triglyceride, lecithin and beeswax.
At approximately 09 00, subjects received a single oral dose of PMO given as a commercially available, proprietary, non-prescription product (Colpermin, each capsule containing approximately 83.0 mg of menthol as a constituent of PMO) followed by 120 mL of water at 25°C.
A range of proprietary USE technologies is available commercially, which can be divided into strain elastography (strain USE) and shear wave elastography (SWE) based on their underlying physics.
In the pharmaceutical industry, these libraries can contain over a million compounds; usually a combination of commercially available and proprietary compounds.
