Sentence examples for left patent from inspiring English sources

At Marc Jacobs, above left, patent leather and suede loafers are a style smorgasbord with ballet-flat round toes and military braid trim ($420).

This technique involves using a specially designed endograft with side branches (paraplegia prevention branches [PPBs]), which are left patent to perfuse the aneurysmal sac and any associated lumbar or intercostal arteries in the early postoperative period.

Using the 'gold standard' technique, 19 a nasal olive probe with central lumen is placed into one nostril and the other nostril is left patent, with a sampling tube from the olive to a chemiluminescence analyser.

In the past politicians mostly left patent policy to specialists, since it seemed arcane and technical, but as intellectual property has grown in importance the flaws in Europe's patent system have become more glaring.The next five months will be crucial, because Spain, an opponent of a unified system, will hold the presidency of the EU next.

Figure 1 Exposure chamber (left) patent publication number WO 03/100417 andand schematic cross-section (right), [7].

It can then be enlarged with a biological or synthetic substitute or left patent, just covered by hemostatic material for a faster closure [ 44].

ULRs are also expected to be traded on secondary markets.This is simpler, faster and cheaper than the lawyer-intensive process of negotiating bilateral licences for intellectual property, the high cost of which discriminates against small companies, leaves patents unused on the shelf and hampers innovation.

The report found that doctors and researchers in U.K. public institutions have mostly ignored biotech companies' patents on numerous genetic tests, leaving patent-holders unsure how much their intellectual property (IP) is worth.

But with the appeal now under way, he agreed to talk about it — including an internal Apple e-mail from Steve Jobs that left one patent law expert not affiliated with the case saying, simply, "Wow".

That has left the patent office itself underfinanced and burdened with a backlog of 1.2 million applications awaiting examination, more than half of which have not had even a first review.

However, in an act of heartwarming philanthropy, the Swedish car maker was so convinced of the seat belt's potential it left the patent open so that other manufacturers could install it in their cars, too, and motorists the world over could benefit.