Sentence examples for available patent from inspiring English sources

In a bid to foster support for biotechnology and save lives, the Monsanto Corporation will make available patent rights to genetically altered rice that could help stave off malnutrition in poor nations, the company's president said tonight.

Pointing to publicly available patent records, the report highlights a noticeable increase in the number of patents filed for phthalate alternatives both in 1999, shortly after Reach regulation began, and again in 2006, when four phthalates – BBP, DEHP, DBP, and DIBP – were added to the Reach Authorization list, which required them to be phased out entirely by February 2015.

With this in mind we decided to investigate the data mining of property data from an openly available patent corpus, with a focus on the extraction, curation and modeling of MP data.

Our results for an assessment of the two freely available patent chemistry databases SureChEMBL and IBM SIIP in the context of the two use cases patent→compounds and compound→patents are reported here.

The company grew out of a Stanford University Law School and Computer Science Department project named the IP Litigation Clearinghouse IPLCC), which at the time mapped every electronically available patent litigation event and outcome.

Commonly available patent law services, she says, fell into two categories: "patent attorney firms who offer a full service [and] completely manage the patent application from start to finish" and "a number of unqualified individuals describing themselves as patent consultants," Hillis says.

Atlas said he was able to intercept Silver Spring's radio frequency communications, in part, by examining publicly available patents and user manuals.

As III) removal efficiency of IOCNR was comparable to that of the commercially available patented adsorbent LEWATIT FO36.

Taking into account the available patents and academic literatures, emphasis will be placed on the choice of catalyst, reactant ratio and general reaction conditions employed for the conversion of alkane (paraffin) and alkyne and/or alkadiene to the desired olefins.

Using the example of industrial propylene selective (amm oxidation, this article surveys the available patents, scientific and technical journals to chronical and analyze the development and advancement of the complex metal oxides from discovery to current state-of-the-art.

The opportunities available to patent trolls that accumulate intellectual property rights have attracted big bucks.