Sentence examples for proprietary concerns from inspiring English sources

They had liability concerns about swapping, and proprietary concerns about their battery's design.

The secretary also announced that the government had "knocked down the proprietary concerns" about whether scientists would have access to the cells.

Tony Award Productions, which puts on the annual ceremony, declined to provide precise data about the rising costs for buying the prize, citing proprietary concerns.

Technology innovation in the healthcare industry has historically been hindered by these proprietary concerns over data.

And then there are nonpublic sources of data that could shed light on the scientific enterprise but remain off-limits to researchers because of privacy or proprietary concerns.

However, due to proprietary concerns, the researchers didn't reveal the details of the new process when they presented it here at a 9 April meeting of the American Chemical Society, and Aresta and others note that key details determining the process's commercial viability remain unknown.

While the committee vote does not bind the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission, which will be considering the project later this month, it is a measure of the almost proprietary concern that neighbors take in the fate of the tower, which has inspired religious comparisons ever since its christening 87 years ago as a "cathedral of commerce".

But it was not available for Hellogene Platinum service because of proprietary concern of the manufacturer.

Nokia says the patents concern "proprietary innovations" in hardware capabilities that involve dual function antennas, power management and multimode radios.

"My own view is that there ought to be disclosure with some safeguards concerning proprietary information," Salazar said at a press briefing sponsored by the Christian Science Monitor last week in Washington, D.C. "So we are in the process of working on a rule and I don't know when we will have that rule ready to go.

The APA's guidelines state that authors should share their data "provided that the confidentiality of the participants can be protected and unless legal rights concerning proprietary data preclude their release," a stipulation that may have permitted many authors to avoid sharing under the guise of patient confidentiality or legal rights[8].