Sentence examples for suggested patent from inspiring English sources

While he did not, as some have suggested, patent the wobbling, beach ball free-kick, he is now most commonly associated with a technique he has mastered.

Carl Shapiro, an expert on information technology on President Obama's Council of Economic Advisers, has suggested patent reforms, including making it easier to challenge patents after they are issued, culling the roster of overly broad or ambiguous claims, and allowing those accused of infringement to claim independent invention as a defense.

First Office actions often include a rejection of some or all claims asserted in a patent, and some sources suggest that patent examiners tend to favor an approach that errs on the side of the arguments made initially by the party that filed the complaint, since they aren't getting the original patent filer's input during their first pass.

It was suggested in patents that the Switch might function as a VR screen, but there was no mention of it at the media event where other details were spilled.

Although early and relatively small studies suggested that patents and exclusive licensing reduced availability of genetic testing [ 6, 7], recent empirical analysis has found little evidence that patents substantially or pervasively hinder provision of clinical genetic testing [ 8- 11].

One researcher suggested that patents, contrary to public opinion, might in fact have a role in the public accountability of scientists: "There are very few cases that an academic has ever seen anything in financial terms [from a patent], but if you see them as having a responsibility in their use of public funds, then patenting is crucially important for it to reach full commercial potential".

Our empirical results show that patent count is correlated with R&D input and financial output, which suggests that patent statistics are meaningful indicators.

This suggests that patent examiners may not only be biasing citations to fall within categories, but when they do, the patent is more likely to receive citations.

Two encouraging events over the past week suggest the patent reformers are finally being heard.

They also suggest easing patent restrictions that keep poor nations from benefiting from new technologies and setting up mechanisms to share inventions.

Patents in particular are observed to play a more central role in diffusing information across rivals in Japan, and appear to be a key reason for greater intraindustry R&D spillovers there, suggesting that patent policy can importantly affect information flows.