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A patent must include enough information for the patent to be useful to a person of ordinary skill in the art, so applicants usually err on the side of includin
by bdowling 7y ago
A patent must include enough information for the patent to be useful to a person of ordinary skill in the art, so applicants usually err on the side of including too much background information. It is always the claims at the end of the patent that describe the scope of the invention. Those claims are often only on a small part of what is disclosed.