Sentence examples for patents instead of from inspiring English sources

India's government, therefore, is justified in having "process patents" instead of "product patents" for its pharmaceutical industry.

Three studies described trends in genetic patents in the past, using a method different from ours, for example, by looking at published patents instead of published patent applications; results from these studies show similarities as well as differences when compared with our findings.

Technology transaction negotiations involving a granted patent instead of a pending patent (our test for the appropriation effect) are significantly more likely to be successfully completed.

The suit doesn't go so far as seeking to block use of its patents, instead looking to collect on damages related to the royalty fees it charges for licenses on the technologies – some of which were acquired through purchase from Nortel, after that company went bankrupt.

A recent international competition specifically targeted this task, but evaluated tools only on gold standard patent abstracts instead of full patents; furthermore, results from such competitions are often difficult to extrapolate to real-life settings due to the relatively high homogeneity of training and test data.

Here you can decrease your cost by using a patent agent instead of a patent attorney.

Large corporations have deep pockets and armies of lawyers to write up and file patents, they say, and the new law will touch off a paper chase to the patent office instead of a race to innovate.

Paterson says: "If more companies stood up to patent trolls, instead of capitulating and paying them off, they would run out of resources and find a proper business to pursue.

Here, we use patent application data instead of data on patents granted as it usually takes long time for a patent to be granted (on average, 5 years in our data).

Patents long being the domain of pharmaceutical companies, software companies have now started to patent their coding instead of seeking copyrights and trademarks.

Speaking at the MacWorld Expo in San Francisco, Mr Jobs described the iPhone - which uses patented touchscreen technology instead of traditional buttons - as a "leapfrog" product.