Sentence examples for whose patents from inspiring English sources

The first is that of non-patentable compounds and drugs whose patents have expired.

THIS is a golden age for makers of cheap copies of bestselling medicines whose patents have expired.

All around the world, health-care providers are keen on buying cheaper generic copies of branded drugs whose patents have expired.

A Conservative health minister has deliberately blocked a new law to provide cheap and effective drugs for the NHS by championing medicines whose patents have expired.

Mr. Kieff serves as a consultant to DataTreasury, a company whose patents could be affected by the bill and has been fighting it.

Ranbaxy asked the Food and Drug Administration to permit it to sell 20-milligram and 40-milligram capsules, whose patents expire in 2018, AstraZeneca said.

The drug was Biozole, an anti-fungal treatment whose patent is owned by pharmaceuticals giant Pfizer.

Hirst is the current market king, an artist whose patented brand few ambitious collectors can do without.

A patent holder whose patent covers a technology that was in fact obvious to the world has a strong incentive to sit quietly after the patent is issued.

The most notorious example is Columbia University, which tested the boundaries of the law by seeking to re-patent a technique whose patent had already expired.

These include its version of Diovan, a successful treatment for high blood pressure whose patent, owned by Novartis of Switzerland, expired last year.