To my untrained eye this language sounds very strong:
... the claim construction rendered herein will not be a “tentative one” subject to change upon receipt of additional
information and evidence, but a definitive one based upon all of the evidence of record at this point in the litigation. See Int’l Commc’n Mat’ls, Inc. v. Ricoh Co., Ltd., 108 F.3d 316,
318-19 (Fed. Cir. 1997) (noting that district court performed a “tentative construction” of the claim language to facilitate a decision of the preliminary injunction issue).