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What does it mean when a patent is cited?

When a patent is cited, it signifies that the examiner was aware of the referenced patent but still deemed the applicants invention worthy of a patent grant. This can help with new patent applications, as the cited patent bolsters the presumption of validity for the granted patent.

How do you quote a patent?

Citation-sequence and citation-name format Author(s), inventors; patent holder, assignee. Title of patent. Country issuing the patent country code patent number. Publication date.

How do you cite a patent with multiple inventors?

The first element of a patent citation in APA style is the inventors name. List each inventors last name followed by their initials without periods. If there are multiple inventors, separate them with commas and use an ampersand () before the final authors name.

What is cited patent?

A patent citation is any important document or research paper cited by a patent applicant, patent examiner, or third party that relates to the content of a patent application.

What is the difference between a patent and a citation?

When filing the patent, the applicant often refers to already published patent documents on the state of the art. During the examination process with patent offices, additional published patent documents can be found. These published patent documents are referred as cited patent documents.

How do I find a patent citation?

You can conduct patent citation searches using a number of online intellectual property agency databases: The USPTO website. The EPOs Espacenet search. The EPOs Common Citation Document website.

How do you mention a patent in a research paper?

General Format: Inventor1, Inventor2, et al. Title of patent. Patent number (include country code, the word Patent, and patent number with retained commas), date of filing (format Month Date, Year), and issued date of publication (format Month Date, Year).

What is the difference between cited and citation?

Answer. Works cited, also known as a bibliography, or references, is a list at the end of your paper of all of the articles, books, etc. that you refered to in your paper. In-text citations are when you give credit to another author in the text of your paper.

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