Abstract: The present invention relates to the field of pharmaceutical formulations of antibodies. Specifically, the present invention relates to a stable liquid antibody formulation comprising methionine and its pharmaceutical preparation and use. This invention is exemplified by a liquid formulation of an anti-Tumor Necrosis Factor alpha (TNF?) antibody.

Abstract: Compositions comprising nonpolar amino acids and specific binding agents to hepatocyte growth factor (HGF) are provided. Methods of making and using such compositions are also provided.

Abstract: Compositions comprising nonpolar amino acids and specific binding agents to hepatocyte growth factor (HGF) are provided. Methods of making and using such compositions are also provided.

Abstract: A quality problem treatment supporting system includes a storage portion and a processing portion. The processing portion includes a claim code checking program; a parts number checking program; an attached file search program; a temporal registration data determination program; a claim history data determination program; a delivery result search program; a classification data generation program; an investigation-execution-section determination section; a formal registration execution program; an investigation request message generation program; a past status determination program; a continuous failure determination program; a post-processing data generation program; a defect responsibility rate calculation program; a price data extraction program; an expense data extraction program; a remuneration calculation program; a monetary amount calculation program; and an payment amount determination program; and a monetary amount information transmission program.

Abstract: A time difference .DELTA..tau. between the arrival of acoustic signals from sound sources to microphones 1, 2 is detected from output channel signals L, R from microphones 1, 2. By Fourier transform, the signals L, R are divided into respective frequency bands L(f1)-L(fn), R(f1)-R(fn). Differences .DELTA..tau.i (i=1, 2, . . . n) in the time-of-arrival of L(f1)-L(fn) and R(f1)-R(fn) to the microphones 1, 2 as well as a signal level difference .DELTA.Li are detected. L(f1)-L(fn), R(f1)-R(fn) are divided into a low range of fi<1/(2 .DELTA..tau.), a middle range of 1/(2 .DELTA..tau.) <fi<1/.DELTA..tau., and a high range of fi>1/.DELTA..tau.. Utilizing .DELTA..tau.i for the low range, .DELTA.Li and .DELTA..tau.i for the middle range and .DELTA.Li for the high range, a determination is made from which sound source L(fi), R(fi) are oncoming to deliver outputs separately for each sound source. The outputs are subject to an inverse Fourier transform for synthesis separately for each sound source.