Weaving together a number of Silicon Valley's favorite healthcare trends, the company's services combine proprietary, purpose-built medical devices with algorithmically enabled diagnostic tools, and the latest in gene, bacteria and blood tests to provide a holistic view of its patients' health.
This is not the first time that LinkedIn has outsourced some of the code that it originally developed for proprietary purposes.
Although specific details regarding the concentration and chemical composition of the hydrofracking fluid is most often concealed for proprietary purposes (www.fracfocus.org), typical components include water, lubricants, organic solvent and polymers (e.g., alcohols, organic acids), biocides, and sand particles.
However, the question is what distance learning methodology best suits such a proprietary learning purpose.
Discover Card, which today operates is the Company's most widely held proprietary general purpose credit card and generated a majority of Credit Services' revenues and net income in 1996.
Other general-purpose, proprietary packages also propose methods to handle chemical libraries.
After learning about these shady dealings last year, Comcast, Time Warner, and Bright House Networks called upon the FCC to investigate Verizon's actions, arguing that they violated the U.S. Telecommunications Act's restrictions on the use of rivals' proprietary information for marketing purposes.
However, not all QSAR models are suitable for regulatory purposes because most use proprietary data and algorithms or lack documentation and transparency.
APIs used for this purpose are proprietary and provide text to speech services, e.g. BrowseAloud [13] is a TTS service using which a web site can be speech enabled.
If configuration is required (for example, in a DSP box with integrated CobraNet I/O), then the manufacturer of the device typically supplies proprietary software for that purpose.
One examiner masked from the outcome of the medical and peripheral neuropathy assessment quantified the subbasal nerve morphology in 924 images of all study participants using semiautomated, purpose-written, proprietary software (CCMetrics; M.A. Dabbah, Imaging Science and Biomedical Engineering, University of Manchester, Manchester, UK).
