F 84. Par6 947 refers to a "microwave oven" and "microwave applicator" as sources of microwave
energy. P. Ex. 200 1, Example 5, col. I Oý 11. 4-6 and the second Example 4; col. 12.11. 10-12.
F 85. Neither Par6 426 nor Par6 947 include the phrase "conventional microwave oven."
F 86. Pard has not presented any evidence explaining how a person having ordinary skill in the
microwave extraction art would understand the disclosures of the Par6 patents.
F 87. Pard has not presented any evidence explaining the meaning a person having ordinary skill
in the microwave extraction art would give to "microwave applicator" as that phrase is used
in Pard 426.
F 88. Pard has not presented any evidence explaining the meaning a person having ordinary skill
in the microwave extraction art would give to "microwave applicator" and "microwave
oven" as those phrases are used in Par6 947.
F 89. Par6 has not presented any evidence showing the meaning of a "conventional microwave
oven" to a person having ordinary skill in the microwave extraction art.
F 90. Neither Par6 426 nor Par6 947 have been shown to inherently disclose the use of a
conventional microwave oven.
F 91. Neither Par6 426 nor Pard 947 have been shown to inherently describe applying microwaves
in pulses.
F 92. Pard has not provide evidence showing that the ideal gas equation is applicable to predict the
behavior of systems including non-gaseous phases.
F 91. Par6 has not provided evidence showing the ideal gas equation is applicable to systems
including a change of state from solid or liquid to gas.
F 94. Pard has not provided evidence that the ideal gas equation is applicable to predict the
behavior of the mixture of gases in the sealed-containers described by the Par6 patents.
F 95. Neither Pard 426 nor Pard 947 has been shown to inherently describe the intermittent
application of reduced pressure during microwave treatment.
2) The Ganzler Publication
F 96. The Ganzler publication does not expressly describe "intermittently applying a vacuum to
the biological material" or "intermittently applying reduced pressure."
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