Test Subject definition

Test Subject means those of the Client(s) on whom the Sequencing Test is being performed.
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Test Subject means the person wearing the respirator for quantitative fit testing.
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Test Subject or “TEST SUBJECTS” means any PERSON who, either
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Examples of Test Subject in a sentence

  • If the Sequencing Test is for anyone not enrolled in the DNA Guardian Program, a Saliva Collection Device will be shipped to the Test Subject within two business days after the order is placed.

  • It is Client’s responsibility to discuss the information provided on these sites, and any other question Client may have about the Sequencing Test and how it applies to the Test Subject with the Test Subject’s healthcare provider before taking any action.

  • The Test Subject is required to collect the Testing Sample using the swab included in the Saliva Collection Device and return the swab to VPL using the prepaid envelope included in the Saliva Collection Device.

  • The Test Subject and the Test Subject’s healthcare provider must decide whether the Sequencing Test is appropriate for the Test Subject.

  • If PKIG has not deleted the Test Subject’s genomic sequencing data, the Client may request a copy of that data be sent to the Test Subject on a removable hard drive for a fee and is subject to change from time to time.

  • If there is a problem with the Testing Sample, including inadequacy or insufficiency of DNA for testing, or with the associated documentation, PerkinElmer will contact the Test Subject.

  • PerkinElmer will not use or provide the Test Subject’s personal information or the data from Sequencing Test to any third party, unless (1) the Test Subject has given consent for such use or disclosure, or (2) the use or disclosure is required by law, including a subpoena, court order, or order of another governmental body of competent jurisdiction.

  • An Ordering Provider genetic counselor will provide the Test Subject with the results and a summary report, will discuss the results with the Test Subject, and may recommend a follow-up with the Test Subject’s healthcare provider to review the results further.

  • Failure of Test Subject to paragraph (d), if the results of a Test indicate that the SRAS is Unavailable, the SRAS will have failed that Test and is taken to have been Unavailable for the period determined under clause 5.2(c).

  • An Ordering Provider genetic counselor will provide the Test Subject or Legal Guardian with the results and a summary report, will discuss the results with the Test Subject or Legal Guardian, and may recommend a follow-up with the Test Subject’s healthcare provider to review the results further.


More Definitions of Test Subject

Test Subject or “subject” means an individual who takes a standardized test.
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Test Subject or “TEST SUBJECTS” means, unless otherwise specified, any
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Test Subject means the individual to be tested after a significant exposure with another individual.
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