Interference No. 103,141 Jin claim 1. ¶10. Sato reaches this conclusion based on the unpredictable nature of the superconductor materials art. ¶¶10, 11. Even if we were to accept all statements in the declaration as true, and disregard completely the evidence provided in the opposition declaration, the Sato declaration fails to make out a case for lack of enablement. The declaration fails to address whether the experimentation required to practice the invention would have been undue. While the declaration discusses experimentation in ¶¶11, 12, no analysis is provided as to whether the amount of experimentation required would have been undue in this art. Consequently, it is our conclusion of law that motion 10 fails on its face to satisfy the burden on Sawada, the moving party. Our independent analysis comports with the analysis of Judge Smith. Motion 10 stands properly DENIED. The Denial of Sawada Preliminary Motion 11 to Add a Proposed Count E to the Interference 26Page: Previous 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007