Sentence examples for ineffective patent from inspiring English sources
They present real-world examples of effective and ineffective patent management strategies--for example, comparing Dell's aggressive patenting of its direct-sales business model with Wal-Mart's looser protection of its unique business systems.
Following his experience with the low-quality medicines used in the Civil War, Lilly committed himself to producing only high-quality prescription drugs, in contrast to the common and often ineffective patent medicines of the day.
The Simons found that writing a date, location, names or other information on the backs of photos was too labor intensive, and, as they add in their patent, "often ineffective in that the writing fades over time and becomes illegible".
The ball-point pen cascaded from a $12 novelty to a 49-cent "price football," partly because entry barriers of patents and techniques were ineffective.
A federal agency found on Monday that ineffective enforcement by the Chinese authorities had contributed to widespread trademark, copyright and patent infringement in China.
No independent agency has tested the guns side by side, and in Taser's patent on the M26, Mr. Smith himself argued that weaker guns were often ineffective because they do not deliver enough current to incapacitate suspects.
Discarded vaccines, ineffective in endemic adults but pretested for safety, immunogenicity and tolerability can be rapidly retested (given voluntary patent rescindication [350]) for protectivity in neonates under Treg pre-emptive conditions.
(Patented by William F. Ketchum, they resembled darts and were designed to explode when the detonation device in the nose struck the ground. They were inefficient and ineffective).
Prometheus' patents set forth laws of nature namely, relationships between concentrations of certain metabolites in the blood and the likelihood that a dosage of a thiopurine drug will prove ineffective or cause harm.
