· 3/28/2024
In the Matter E. L. v. v. the State of Texas
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- the teaching in the specification was “not just the preferred embodiment of the invention; it is the only one described”
- where the teaching in the specification was “not just the preferred embodiment of the invention [but, rather,] the only one described,” the district court erred by interpreting the claims as encompassing matter beyond this sole embodiment
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