Sentence examples for in licensing of from inspiring English sources

The role of the Harry Fox Agency in licensing of musical compositions.

Local communities wishing to have a say in licensing of lap-dancing clubs are confronted with processes that tie the hands of local authorities (pdf) from acting on their concerns.

And some companies, such as ARM, a British firm that designs the blueprints for microchips used in wireless devices, do little other than create and sell intellectual property.According to a survey of business executives last year by McKinsey, a consultancy, 54% of companies saw growth in licensing of 10-50% between 2000 and 2002.

A recent study suggests that after universities in the US were given the right in 1980 (the Bayh-Dole Act) to patent inventions (funded by the government), this resulted in a significant increase in patents and in particular in licensing of university patents (Adams et al. 2001).

Results from four first generation taxane trials are available and have resulted in licensing of taxanes for the adjuvant treatment of node-positive breast cancer.

However, it has proved very difficult to maintain and changes in licensing of OMIM data mean that we may no longer be able to use this as our primary source of PDs.

In this role, he was responsible for the in-licensing of software and databases from other companies and institutions.

To explore this question, we have undertaken a systematic review of predictive biomarkers reported in licensing decisions of the European Medicines Agency EMAA).

Historically Sony/ATV executives have respected the wishes of McCartney and John Lennon's widow, Yoko Ono, in licensing uses of the songs they wrote half a century ago.

Cdk2 has been proposed to be involved in licensing origins of replication through histone phosphorylation and chromatin remodelling (Alexandrow and Hamlin, 2005).

Building on the TCE theory and earlier works that established the positive relationship among licensing experience, benefits and propensity, we postulated in this study that firms' benefits from in-licensing of university/PRIs' IPs, represented by RICV, would be positively associated with their propensity to repeat in-licensing transactions with PRIs.