With a simple boolean expression to limit your result set roughly, then rank the result set by a word, a paragraph of text (a title, an abstract, a claim or any other forms), even whole document (a patent number/publication number). It overcomes too much to read by ranking the most relevant documents to top while keeping large set of document intact.

Commonly used expressions:

b/: any combination of boolean search expression, example: b/oven or b/cooking and ucl/219

r/: rank results by keyword/phrase/patent number, example: r/4965188

di/yyyymmdd: only documents published before yyyymmdd

da/yyyymmdd: only documents applied before yyyymmdd

Examples:

1. b/antenna and r/US20050265729

Limiting all documents that have keyword "antenna" in full text, and ranking that result set based on each document's relevancy score to US20050265729

2. (b/antenna and b/rotatable) and di/20040721 and r/US2006019727

Limiting all documents that have both keyword "antenna" and "rotatable" in full text, and published before date 2004/07/21, and ranking that result set based on each document's relevancy score to US20050265729

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But the real reason you want to use Patentics is: It's intelligent!

Here is an example:

US2006019727 Patentability: searching all documents that include both keywords "antenna" and "rotatable", and are published before date 2004/07/21.

With traditional searching method: (b/antenna and b/rotatable) and di/20040721, it gets 5251 documents, sorted by patent number. The cited X document US5,771,466 is ranked at 1672th.

With Patentics method: (b/antenna and b/rotatable) and di/20040721 and r/US2006019727, it still gets 5251 documents, but sorted by each document's relevancy score to US2006019727. The cited X document US5771466 is ranked at 2nd.

This is the power of Patentics!

For more test details see Test Report