Licensed Invention means any Licensed Product or Licensed Method.
Licensed Invention means any apparatus, system, process, method or other invention claimed in any of the Licensed Patents, and any work of authorship, know how, trade secret and other technology within the Project Scope covered by any other Intellectual Property Right of the University.
Licensed Invention means the invention claimed and/or disclosed in the Licensed Patent Application, as herein defined.
Examples of Licensed Invention in a sentence
LICENSEE acknowledges and agrees that the Licensed Technology is provided “AS IS” and it has and shall continue to rely exclusively upon its own diligent inquiries and assessments of the patentability of the Licensed Invention, the freedom to operate analysis for the Licensed Technology and the Licensed Products, and to determine the commercial potential thereof.
More Definitions of Licensed Invention
Licensed Invention means the inventions described in the LICENSED PATENT APPLICATION and as subsequently defined by the claims of the corresponding LICENSED PATENT and as may be further limited by ARTICLE II, and shall mean the inventions defined by the claims of the LICENSED PATENT and as may be further limited by ARTICLE II.
Licensed Invention means an invention claimed in the LICENSED PATENTS.
Licensed Invention means the invention(s) defined by the claims of the LICENSED PATENT and as may be further limited by ARTICLE 2.
Licensed Invention means any Invention (i) licensed by Ambrx pursuant to the exercise of an Option hereunder or (ii) licensed by Institute pursuant to an Institute Proposal.
Licensed Invention means any LICENSED PRODUCT or LICENSED METHOD.
Licensed Invention means any MSK Invention or Joint Invention for which LICENSEE has exercised its option in accordance with the terms of the SRA to license such MSK Invention or Joint Invention pursuant to this Agreement.
Licensed Invention means the technology developed by Dr. Rxxxxx Xxxxxxx and certain co- inventors, referred to as: “Sepset ER” (LICENSOR’s first-generation sepsis diagnostic test, which, subject to verification by clinical trial, predicts the likelihood that patients will acquire severe sepsis).