Analysis Splits Clause Samples
The Analysis Splits clause defines how the results or proceeds from an analysis, such as data interpretation or research findings, are divided among the involved parties. Typically, this clause specifies the percentage or method by which each party receives a share of the analysis outcomes, which could include financial returns, intellectual property rights, or access to data. Its core function is to ensure transparency and prevent disputes by clearly outlining each party’s entitlement, thereby allocating benefits and responsibilities in a fair and predetermined manner.
Analysis Splits. Each sample shall be riffled and divided into three parts of 2,000 grams each in accordance with the then current ASTM standards and placed in separate moisture/air tight containers. One part of each sample will be analyzed by the Analysis Person; one part shall be retained by the Sampling Person for a period of sixty (60) days or shipped as Buyer directs; and one part shall be retained by the Sampling Person for a period of sixty (60) days to be used for a referee analysis, if necessary.
Analysis Splits. The Sampling Person’s samples of Coal representing each Shipment and the analysis thereof shall be used to determine quality adjustments pursuant to Article 6 and any rejection or suspension rights pursuant to Article 7 Each sample shall be divided into three (3) parts in accordance with then current ASTM standards and placed in separate airtight containers. One (1) part of each sample will be analysed by the Analysis Person; one (1) part shall be retained by the Sampling Person for a period of Forty Five (45) days or shipped as Buyer directs; and one (1) part shall be retained by the Sampling Person for a period of Forty Five (45) days to be used for a referee analysis, if necessary.
Analysis Splits. The Sampling Person’s samples of Coal representing each Shipment and the analysis thereof shall be used to determine quality adjustments pursuant to Article 5.1 and any rejection or suspension rights pursuant to Article 5.2 or 5.