Sentence examples for patents for example from inspiring English sources

Biologics often carry multiple patents; for example, a therapy can have 14 different patents on everything from a particular cell line to the manufacturing process.

Sisvel has aggressively enforced these patents — for example, by having German customs authorities confiscate SanDisk MP3 players from the SanDisk booth at a German trade fair last September.

They worry that negotiators might cite exemptions for the blind when they hack away copyright laws to benefit other causes looser drug patents, for example.

While I had known some details of his work (his explanations were brief), I had no idea of his range of achievement -- that he holds more than 30 patents, for example.

Even bankrupt companies can find hidden opportunities in their patent portfolios: TM Patents, for example, was split off from the defunct Thinking Machines Corporation two years ago precisely in order to realize several hundred million dollars worth of untapped royalty potential in its patent holdings.

The short life of patents, for example, obviates the need to create rules dealing with restraints on alienation over time.

A woman who inherits a harmful version of either of the genes that Myriad has under patent, for example, is five times more likely to develop breast cancer than a woman who does not.

One of the types of patent trolls are bottom feeder entities that sue hundreds or thousands of small businesses for allegedly infringing on a patent — for example, suing coffee shop owners who offer Wifi to customers.

The latter patent, for example, despite its very broad language, explicitly claims rights to a system meant for filing loan applications online-a far cry from the purported infringements of the PanIP defendants.

Since the Patent and Trademark Office now takes an average of 32 months to process a patent, for example, the mandatory publication of applications 18 months after filing would put an inventor's most intimate secrets on the Internet almost a year and a half before they had the protection of an American patent — a pirate's delight.

The patent, for example, says the person would dictate "the range of disclosure specified for each recipient, disclosure conditions specified for each recipient, the time of disclosure specified for each recipient, and the method of disclosure -- mail, courier service, disclosure via electronic media, broadcast, etc".