Sentence examples for maintain patent from inspiring English sources

"The key is that Google does maintain patent protection for Android and is divesting itself of a sub-par asset that didn't jive with its core competencies.

Due to the cumbersome study involving a surgery step to implant a permanent catheter and the care to provide to maintain patent the catheter during several weeks, we limited the study of the time course adaptation of energy metabolism to the HP diet only (test measurements also showed that results in the NP fed rats were stable along the study).

Trauma patients can lose the ability to clear retained secretions and maintain patent airway for several reasons.

Both of COPA and LMA were inserted easily with a high success rate, but airway manipulations in order to maintain patent airway were higher in COPA group.

The COPA failed in three of 23 patients (13%), the LMA failed in two of 24 patients (8%) to maintain patent airway.

During that same 12 years, the patent office, which is part of the Department of Commerce, took in $9.7 billion in fees charged to the public to file, process and maintain patents and trademarks.

The primary parties are product-producing tech companies, and thus creating policies that further impede individuals' ability to file for and maintain patents wouldn't necessarily resolve the issue.

Such policies may include voluntary measures by patent holders such as widespread voluntary licensing, participating in the UNITAID-supported Medicines Patent Pool [ 49], non-assert declarations, or decisions not to apply for or maintain patents in developing countries.

Those companies and other supporters say that the proposed changes would also help to keep patent disputes out of the court system, which inevitably adds millions of dollars to the cost of maintaining patent protection.

The firm insists that it maintains patent rights on its genetically modified seeds even if sold by a third party with no restrictions put on its use – even if the seeds are actually only descendants of the original Monsanto seeds.

Monsanto sued, arguing that it maintained patent rights on the GM seeds even after sold on by a third party, and won a settlement of $84,456£53,50000) which was upheld on Monday.