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- noun law The characteristic of being
nonpatentable ; inability to bepatented .
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Examples
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"virtues of treating trade secrets as IP" focuses on how limits on IP (such as nonpatentability of chimeras) should be imported to trade secret law to protect public health.
Concurring Opinions 2008
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Nonpatenting firms cited costs as the most significant factor (27%); perceived nonpatentability also mattered.
Archive 2009-05-01 Rebecca Tushnet 2009
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However, the examiner may reopen prosecution and enter a new grounds for rejection "[i] f the examiner has specific knowledge of the existence of a particular reference or references which indicate nonpatentability of any of the appealed claims."
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However, the examiner may reopen prosecution and enter a new grounds for rejection "[i] f the examiner has specific knowledge of the existence of a particular reference or references which indicate nonpatentability of any of the appealed claims."
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However, the examiner may reopen prosecution and enter a new grounds for rejection "[i] f the examiner has specific knowledge of the existence of a particular reference or references which indicate nonpatentability of any of the appealed claims."
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However, the examiner may reopen prosecution and enter a new grounds for rejection "[i] f the examiner has specific knowledge of the existence of a particular reference or references which indicate nonpatentability of any of the appealed claims."
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However, the examiner may reopen prosecution and enter a new grounds for rejection "[i] f the examiner has specific knowledge of the existence of a particular reference or references which indicate nonpatentability of any of the appealed claims."
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