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patent pending
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patent pending n. often abbreviated to "pat. pend." or "pat. pending," the term is printed on a product to inform others that an application for a patent has been filed with the United States Patent Office, but the patent has not yet been granted. (See: patent)



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The issued patents and patents pending are a reflection and foundation to that commitment.
The UK patent was granted in May 2007, and with worldwide patents pending, the biotechnology unit incorporates three decontamination technologies to overcome their inherent individual shortcomings, says Tri-Air Developments: non-thermal plasma; ultraviolet catalysis; and OAF (Open Air Factor).
The UK patent was granted 15th May 2007, and with worldwide patents pending, the biotechnology unit uniquely combines three established decontamination technologies to overcome their inherent individual shortcomings, says Tri-Air Developments: non-thermal plasma; ultraviolet catalysis; and OAF (Open Air Factor).
 
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