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The answer to this inquiry is “yes” — but maybe “no.” Will confidentiality agreements shield any prior art concerns? Once again, maybe “yes” — but maybe “no.” Indeed, do clinical trials constitute an experimental use that does not become invalidating prior …

… industrial applicability – key requirements for patentability under international standards. The CORDStrom … examiner’s favorable opinion of patentability concerning all submitted claims,” said …

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