Appeal No. 2005-0622 Application 09/911,279 OPINION We affirm the aforementioned rejections. The appellants state that the claims do not stand or fall together (brief, page 12; reply brief, pages 2-3). The appellants, however, regarding the rejection over Held in view of Savu, merely recite what is in claims 21, 23 and 30, and assert that those references do not teach or suggest what is recited, and the appellants point out that claims 2-13, 18-21, 23 and 26- 30 recite claim features that are not in claim 1 (brief, page 16). As for the rejection over Caiger in view of Savu, the appellants recite what is in claims 21 and 29 and assert that Caiger and Savu do not teach or suggest what is recited in those claims, and the appellants again point out that claims 2-13, 18- 21, 23 and 26-30 recite claim features that are not in claim 1 (brief, page 16).2 The appellants do not provide a substantive argument as to why the applied references would have failed to suggest to one of ordinary skill in the art the invention recited in each claim. The appellants= assertions are tantamount to merely pointing out differences in what the claims cover, which 2 Although an additional reference is applied in the rejection of claims 31 and 32, the appellants do not argue the separate patentability of those claims. 3Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007