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patent claim construction this can often seem like a very murky area which is sort of why i chose the image for this slide but i think that we can get some clarity so to start talking about patent claim construction which is a fancy word for how to interpret a patent claim i thought wed start with looking at some actual claims so these are claims from actually issued u.s patents now the first thing i want to bring your attention to is that each patent claim is numbered and they have individual components which are sometimes called elements so on the left if you look at claim one you should see that there are one two three four five different elements listed now on the right you have patent claim one with just two elements there isnt necessarily one right way to do it but most people who draft patents try to separate out the elements and these are some examples that i think are easier than if it was one giant long paragraph now you may have noticed that these are very long sentences b