In contrast, many ADEV operations, particularly those nested within large, multi-department academic organisations that frequently re-organise and change names, do not have 'clean tags' that can be used in the same way. For example, a recent medicinal chemistry patent (Phosphorodiamidates and other phosphorus derivatives of fingolimod and related S1P receptor modulators WO2019064012) is assigned to "University College Cardiff Consultants LTD". While they do have a UK Companies House entry and are assignee for 56 WO patent filings there is apparently no website, no exact match in PubMed affiliations and searching this field for 'Cardiff University' gives 16,276. This findability and searching precision problem is reflected by the fact that Citeline do not cover purely academic compounds (i.e. drugs have to be attached to a company name to be indexed, Ian Lloyd, personal communication).