Isotope Sample Clauses
The "Isotope" clause defines the specific isotopic form of an element that is relevant to the agreement or transaction. In practice, this clause specifies which isotope—such as Carbon-14 or Uranium-235—is to be supplied, used, or referenced, ensuring that all parties are clear about the exact material involved. By clearly identifying the isotope, the clause prevents misunderstandings or disputes regarding the type of material to be delivered or utilized, thereby ensuring accuracy and compliance with technical or regulatory requirements.
Isotope. The supply of [*] Isotope shall be governed by the Iodine Supply Agreement dated September 13, 2000 between Nordion and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ (the "Iodine Supply Agreement"). Upon termination or expiration of the Iodine Supply Agreement, Corixa shall be entitled to purchase [*] Isotope from Nordion in accordance with the pricing set out in Exhibit 9.1, or at Corixa's option, and upon Isotope specifications and conditions to be agreed with Nordion, shall be permitted to purchase [*] Isotope from a third party for use by Nordion in the manufacture of Labeled Drug. [*] Isotope supplied by Nordion for use in Labeled Drug shall conform to the [*] Isotope Specifications set out in Exhibit 1.61(b).
Isotope. Solutions shall have the exclusive right and authority, and shall be entitled, to receive all proceeds from past, present, and future accounts, accounts receivable, all reimbursement rights and the proceeds thereof from third party payors due to the P.C., in order to satisfy the P.C.'s Indebtedness to Isotope Solutions.
Isotope. Solutions shall keep all information obtained from the P.C. concerning identifiable patients and their diagnosis/treatment/evaluation confidential in accordance with New York State law, HIPAA, or other federal laws that may be applicable now or in the future, except for disclosures required for billing purposes or where required by law or subpoena.
Isotope. Solutions shall continue to be responsible for the processing of all billing and collection relevant to all claims for all medical services rendered by the P.C., and in connection with the P.C.'s Practice (the "Claims"), in order to satisfy the P.C.'s Indebtedness.