Clinical Supply definition

Clinical Supply. Agreements shall have the meaning set forth in Section 8.1.

Clinical Supply means the supply of requirements of Licensed Product and/or Compound for Clinical Trials under this Agreement.

Clinical Supply or “Clinical Supplies” means finished Drug Product for use in Clinical Trials.

Examples of Clinical Supply in a sentence

• If the investigational study agent is provided by CTEP under a Collaborative Agreement [Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA), Clinical Trials Agreement (CTA), Agent-CRADA or Clinical Supply Agreement (CSA)] with the Pharmaceutical Company, this section must be included in the protocol.

• Catalent, “Catalent Announced Acquisition of Japanese Facility to Provide Local and Global Clinical Supply Solutions,” https://www.catalent.com/catalent-news/catalent-announces-acquisition-of-japanese-facility-to-provide-local-and- global-clinical-supply-solutions/, accessed July 13, 2020.

• Supply Chain Point of Use or Departmental Clinical Supply Chain for Surgery with Surgical Management and barcode scanner hardware are optional costs forWhile utilization of barcode scanning to record and parse a UDI is not specified in the certification criterion, it is recommended for use to provide for an optimal end-user workflow.Successful implementation of the certified capabilities requires configuration of the Implant History control and enabling of the GUDID query service.

• In the event that [***], the Parties may mutually agree to amend the existing SAV Clinical Supply Agreement to include Collaboration SAV Products from such subsequent SAV Program or enter into a new SAV Clinical Supply Agreement for such Collaboration SAV Products.

• If Spark [***] Licensed Particle, the Parties shall negotiate in good faith amendments to the Clinical Supply Agreement and Commercial Supply Agreement for the supply of the new Licensed Particle, including reasonable amendments to address payment for manufacturing process development and scale-up of the new Licensed Particle and changes to supply cost based on the manufacturing process of such new Licensed Particle.

More Definitions of Clinical Supply

Clinical Supply means the supply of “Product” by medac to ERYtech Pharma for the purpose of setting up clinical trials with GRASPA® anywhere in the world and sponsored by ERYtech Pharma in GRASPA® Indications as specified and agreed in Exhibit 3 to this Agreement.

Clinical Supply means, with respect to a Product, Product Manufactured for use in Development of such Product under this Agreement.

Clinical Supply has the meaning set forth in Section 4.4.1.

Clinical Supply has the meaning set forth in Section 5.1.

Clinical Supply means cGMP compliant Drug Product specifically produced and packaged for Clinical Studies for indications that are the subject of Regulatory Filings within the SPA Territory.

Clinical Supply means Licensed Product for use in performing Development in the Field in the Territory pursuant to this Agreement, including for performing Phase IV Studies in the Field in the Territory.

Clinical Supply means the quantities of Bulk Product that are required for Clinical Trials by a party or the parties to conduct preclinical studies and Clinical Trials Phase I-III in connection with the terms of the Development License and Commercialization Agreement.