Publication and Use of Study Data Sample Clauses

Publication and Use of Study Data. Unless otherwise specified in the applicable SOW, the Institution may use the Site Data (and, for a Multi-Center Study, the Multi-Center Study Results) for the limited purpose of its own research, patient care, publications, and academic analysis, provided that, subject to Section 18.1 and 18.3, neither the Institution nor the Principal Investigator shall make any publication or presentation with respect to the Study and, if applicable, the Multi-Center Study, or the respective results (unless otherwise stated in an applicable SOW) until the earlier of (i) eighteen (18) months after the completion, or earlier termination of the Study at all sites, in the case of a Multi-Center Study, or twelve (12) months after the completion, or earlier termination, of the Study in the case of a single-center Study, (ii) in the case of a Multi-Center Study, the first publication of the Multi-Center Study Results, or (iii) SPONSOR’s confirmation that there will be no publication of the Multi-Center Study Results. In no event shall the Institution or the Principal Investigator publish, cause to be published or make any presentation disclosing the raw Site Data or, if applicable, any other Multi-Center Study Data (as distinguished from results of analyses of the Site Data and, if applicable, the Multi-Center Study Results), unless required by the journal editor or publisher for the purpose of supporting the analysis and conclusions made in such publication or unless authorized by the SPONSOR in writing (such authorization not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed). Neither Institution nor Principal Investigator will make any publication or presentation that is false or misleading or is for commercial purposes.
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Publication and Use of Study Data. Unless otherwise specified in the applicable SOW, the Institution may use the Site Data (and, for a Multi-Center Study, the Multi-Center Study Results) for the limited purpose of its own research, patient care, publications, and academic analysis, provided that, subject to Section 18.1 and 18.3, neither the Institution nor the Principal Investigator shall make any publication or presentation with respect to the Study and, if applicable, the Multi-Center Study, or the respective results (unless otherwise stated in an applicable SOW) until the earlier of (i) eighteen (18) months after the completion, or earlier termination of the Study at all sites, in the case of a Multi-Center Study, or twelve (12) months after the completion, or earlier termination, of the Study in the case of a single-center Study,
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Publication and Use of Study Data. The Principal Investigator may use the Multi-Center Study Results and the Site Data for the limited purpose of his or her own research and academic analysis, provided that, subject to Section 17.3, neither the Institution nor the Principal Investigator shall make any publication or presentation with respect to the Multi-Center Study or the Study or the respective results until the earlier of (i) the publication of the first Multi-Center Publication, or (ii) eighteen (18) months after the completion, or earlier termination, of the Multi-Center Study at all participating sites. In no event shall the Institution or the Principal Investigator publish, cause to be published or make any presentation disclosing the raw Site Data or any other Multi-Center Study Data (as distinguished from results of analyses of the Site Data and the Multi-Center Study Results) or make any publication or presentation that is false or misleading or that SPONSOR determines: (a) is not in accordance with this Section 17, (b) is not consistent with academic standards or (c) is for commercial purposes. Except as provided in this Section 17.2 with respect to the Principal Investigator, the Institution shall not make any publication or presentation with respect to the Study or the Multi-Center Study. In no event will the Institution or the Principal Investigator be so restricted after eighteen (18) months have elapsed since the completion of the Study at all participating sites.
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Publication and Use of Study Data. The Principal Investigator may use the Multi-Center Study Results and the Site Data for the limited purpose of his or her own research and academic analysis, provided that, subject to Section 17.3, neither the Institution nor the Principal Investigator shall make any publication or presentation with respect to the Multi- Center Study or the Study or the respective results until the earlier of the publication of the first Multi-Center Publication and 18 months after the completion, or earlier termination, of the Multi-Center Study at all participating sites. In no event shall the Institution or the Principal Investigator publish, cause to be published or make any presentation disclosing the raw Site Data or any other Multi-Center Study Data (as distinguished from results of analyses of the Site Data and the Multi-Center Study Results) or make any publication or presentation that is false or misleading or that AstraZeneca determines: (a) is not in accordance with this Section 17, (b) is not consistent with academic standards or (c) is for commercial purposes. Except as provided in this Section 17.2 with respect to the Principal Investigator, the Institution shall not make any publication or presentation with respect to the Study or the Multi-Center Study. In no event will the Institution or the Principal Investigator be so restricted after 18 months have elapsed since the completion of the Study at all centers.
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