Sentence examples for patents admitted from inspiring English sources
But Prof Paul Aylin, of Imperial College London, said he had come across enough evidence of a lack of senior doctors on duty at weekends, and undertaken research showing poorer outcomes for patents admitted then, to believe that the government was right to look at why patients admitted on Saturday or Sunday have a greater risk of dying within 30 days.
Despite the high severity of illness of patents admitted to ICU, most improve to the point to be discharged to a normal ward care environment.
Sixty-five patents were admitted to the ITU following cardiac arrest between May 2008 and July 2010.
23 In patients admitted from the ambulance directly to the cath-lab irrespective of the time period, the time from EMS arrival at the scene to a patent artery was 91 min in our study.
To keep its program alive, Uber has to convince the judge that it's not using Waymo's trade secrets or infringing its patents — so Uber admitted that it buys its LiDAR systems from third-party suppliers, including Velodyne, a supplier that also worked with Waymo before it developed its own system.
The patent office quickly admitted that they had made a mistake, claiming they had simply overlooked the possible inclusion of human beings.
Intellectual Ventures, for instance, has 1,000 shell companies asserting patent rights, and has admitted the tactic is to avoid judicial review.
In January 2015, a six month old infant with a patent ductus arteriosus was admitted to a 50 bedded tertiary referral pediatric hospital in South India.
The office has at least admitted that the patent was granted erroneously.
Michael was also admitted to practice before the United States Patent and Trademark Office in Patent Cases in 1978, Attorney and Counselor of the Supreme Court of the United States in 1982, as well as admitted as Attorney and Counselor of the United States Court of Customs and Patent Appeals.
