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Osteomeatal complexes are assigned a score from 0-2. 0 meaning patent and 2 meaning obstructed. So if your osteomeatal complexes are bilaterally patent it means that neither side has any obstruction.
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What is an inquitable conduct?
Inquitable is not a word. So I think you meant Inequitable conduct 1. Intentional withholding or misrepresentation Normally this applies to patent law Inequitable conduct, which can be asserted by a defendant in a patent infringement suit as an affirmative defense or by a plaintiff in a declaratory judgment action, results in the patent being unenforceable. As is true of patent invalidity, inequitable conduct must be proven by clear and convincing evidence. In M.Eagles Tool Warehouse, Inc. v. Fisher Tooling Company, Inc., 439 F.3d 1335 (Fed. Cir. February 27, 2006), the Federal Circuit held that intent could not be inferred solely from the patent applicant's failure to disclose a prior art referenc
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What was the biggest difference between the patent office in 1790 and 1890?
In the intervening years, the patent office had become part of the State Department, and then the Department of the Interior. The 1835 fire had destroyed at least two-thirds of their records, so applications were required in duplicate. The bigger difference was in how patents were viewed by the general population; mistrust of patents in the late 1800s meant that people viewed them as a way to create a monopoly, which contributed to the unanimous passage of the Sherman Antitrust Act.
What are patents?
A patent is a right, conferred by a government, to the exclusive right to the use of an invention. It lasts for a limited period of time, during which anyone who wants to use the or invention must obtain from the patent holder the right to do so. This usually involves a payment of money.The purpose of a patent is to encourage to make inventions or improve existing processes because they can make money from licensing the right to the patent, or from using the patent to make something that no one else can make.Another purpose is to improve the collection of available information to the public, in the form of patents, so that everyone can see what everyone else has already patented and learn how to do the patented invention. This enables them to invent improvements and new combinations of existing inventions, which may be, in turn, patentable.Patents are issued by the Federal Government. They give the person who invented something the right to be the exclusive (only) person allowed to make it. There are many conditions surrounding what can be patented.
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Meant... As in "he was meant to have it."
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