patent procedure

He said regulatory processes and patenting procedures should be simplified.

But if we need a free market we also need normal patent procedures.

He has 200 inventions awaiting patent procedure.

The treaty allows "deposits of microorganisms at an international depositary authority to be recognized for the purposes of patent procedure".

The patented procedure is used today by AZ Electronic Materials in the manufacture of polysilazanes.

The deposit of microorganisms under the Budapest Treaty is recognized to fulfill the requirement of patent procedure in 55 member countries.

- BNA was accredited as an International Depositary Authority for the purposes of patent procedure.

Opponents contend that a "first-to-file" system favors larger firms with well-established internal patenting procedures, patent committees and in-house attorneys over small business inventors.

Official circles in Denmark have been particularly concerned to ensure that it is not possible to patent procedures for the modification of the genetic identity of human body cells.

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Woodcroft patented fundamental improvements in textile machinery and ship propulsion, and this in turn led to an absorbing interest in the history of the patent procedure.

The legislation would make a variety of changes to patent procedures that would be a big deal for patent lawyers, but may not have significant effects outside the patent bar.

Since Gateway cloning uses patented recombination sequences, and proprietary enzyme mixes available only from Invitrogen, the technology does not allow researchers to switch vendors and contributes to the lock-in effect of all such patented procedures.

We also have to confess that we find it difficult to see the point of setting up yet another level of patent procedures, particularly since it says in paragraph 6 that the Community patent system would coexist with the national systems.

Accordingly, Stanford disclosed the invention to the government, granted the government a nonexclusive, nontransferable, paid-up license to use the patented procedure, and formally notified NIH that it elected to retain title to the invention.

In a letter last summer, Mr. Dhuey told labs that if they made "any contribution" to a legal effort to invalidate the patent, then the company "will sue your lab for the last six years of your lab's patent infringement and seek an injunction against your continuing to use this patented procedure."