Sentence examples for proprietary discovery from inspiring English sources

There's a spirit of proprietary discovery woven into the musical culture of Austin: it's part of what drives the South by Southwest conference each spring, and it's a current running through the festival as well.

Using PTC's proprietary drug discovery platform technology referred to as GEMSAS (Gene Expression Modulation by Small-molecules – Alternative Splicing™) we have designed and conducted a high throughput screen of our compound library.

Going forward, the company is now working to add a new proprietary App Discovery system in the Mac App Player, which will allow users to find the apps they like more easily.

Recently, a selective transcriptional inhibitor of BMI‐1, PTC‐209, has been developed by a proprietary drug discovery platform technology called GEMS (Gene Expression Modulation by Small‐molecules).

A higher score is better and this has been added to the results section Response: All of the models were generated with the proprietary software Discovery studio, and all files have been provided.

It operates through the following segments: Partnered Discovery, Proprietary Development, and AbD Serotec.

It is able to take advantage of quality information located into a Web Service description language description file that might be located in a proprietary universal description, discovery and integration registry server or in an independent URL.

RetroGuide could then be compared to cohort estimation (or query building) tools such as i2b2's query component [ 45] or STRIDE (a proprietary patient cohort discovery tool developed at Stanford university [ 46]).

Core to this will be its iPhone app (which launches today, check back for link) which contains a proprietary algorithm for social discovery covering everything from books to bars.

Our analysis reveals that scientists' value orientations on what we classify as "market" and "expert" science affect the amount of industry funding they receive, the proprietary nature of their discoveries, and the percentage of basic science research conducted in their laboratories.

In recent years, there has been a huge increase in the amount of publicly-available and proprietary information pertinent to drug discovery.