The provisions of the review guide on numerical values ??and numerical ranges are explained. The first example is, "The two endpoints of the numerical range disclosed in the comparison document will destroy the above-described technical characteristics as discrete numerical values ??and have these two The novelty of an invention or utility model at any one of the endpoints, but without destroying the technical characteristics specified above, is the novelty of an invention or utility model at any value between the two endpoints." Understand this sentence carefully, that is, The 40-100 disclosed in the comparison document destroys the novelty of the two endpoints, 40 and 100, but does not destroy the novelty of the value in the middle of 40-100. In the judgment of novelty, the subordinate concept affects the novelty of the superordinate concept, that is, the concrete one affects the abstract one, but not vice versa.
Don’t confuse novelty and infringement determination. If it is an infringement determination, 58 and 75 must be in the range of 40-100.
For the second example, 95 is a subordinate concept, and 70-105 is a superordinate concept. The superordinate concept does not affect the novelty of the subordinate concept; similarly, for infringement determination, 95 falls within the range of 70-105.
As I said before, don’t confuse the judgment of novelty with the judgment of infringement. If you clarify this point, your question will be solved.
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