SPONSOR Review Sample Clauses

SPONSOR Review. Unless otherwise specified in the applicable SOW, the Institution and the Principal Investigator shall submit a copy of any proposed manuscript, abstract, presentation or other document with respect to a Study, including any Multi-Center Publication of which the Principal Investigator is an author, to SPONSOR for review and comment at least forty-five (45) days prior to its submission for publication or presentation. Institution and/or Principal Investigator shall reasonably consider SPONSOR’s comments on the proposed publication or presentation and shall remove any Confidential Information and correct any inaccurate technical information that may be identified by the SPONSOR in writing. Notwithstanding the foregoing, any analyses performed by the Principal Investigator using the Site Data (or, in the case of a Multi-Center Study, any Multi-Center Study Analyses) or that have been disclosed in a publication or presentation authorized pursuant to this Section 18 or pursuant to another clinical study agreement under the Study, shall not be deemed Confidential Information for purposes of this Section 18. If requested in writing by SPONSOR, the Institution and the Principal Investigator shall withhold material from submission for publication or presentation for an additional sixty (60) days to allow for the filing of a patent application or the taking of other measures to establish and preserve SPONSOR’s proprietary rights. Notwithstanding the foregoing, in no event shall Institution or Principal Investigator be required to delay a submission for publication or presentation for more than one hundred twenty (120) days after first submission of a complete publication or presentation to SPONSOR for review. Institution agrees to submit such publication in form that allows SPONSOR to conduct a review sufficient to remove any Confidential Information, correct any inaccurate technical information, and determine if delay is necessary to pursue submission of a patent application. Unless otherwise agreed to in the body of an SOW, to the extent that any provision of this Section 18 may be inconsistent in any respect with any statements about publication policy set forth in a Protocol, the provisions of this Section 18 shall control.
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SPONSOR Review. Subject to Section 7.3 hereof, Hospital and Principal Investigator reserve the right to publish Results. Before publishing, however, Hospital and Principal Investigator shall submit copies of any proposed publication or presentation to Sponsor for review at least 60 days in advance of submission for publication or presentation to a publisher or other third party. Sponsor shall review the data provided in the proposed publication against the Study database for consistency. Sponsor shall also review the proposed publication and reserves the right to delete any Confidential Information from the proposed publication or presentation. In addition, Sponsor may extend such review period for up to another 60 days to allow for filing of patent applications or take other steps to protect the Sponsor's intellectual property interests, or to otherwise avoid a breach of law, or to remove from the proposed publication or presentation any language that is incorrect or otherwise detrimental to Sponsor's intellectual property interests or that discloses any Confidential Information. Sponsor, and any participating center designated by Sponsor, shall be entitled to use any clinical data that Hospital or the Principal Investigator has acquired from the Study and has submitted for publication.
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SPONSOR Review. Dartmouth shall provide to Sponsor for prior review a draft of any manuscript, abstract or presentation that first publicly discloses Research Information or information relating to Intellectual Property resulting from the Project. Within thirty (30) days of receipt of such a manuscript, or seven (7) of receipt of such an abstract or presentation (“Review Period”), Sponsor shall notify Dartmouth of any Sponsor Confidential Information contained in such proposed publication or presentation, and Dartmouth shall make modifications as necessary to avoid disclosure of Sponsor Confidential Information, except to the extent that Sponsor Confidential Information is required for meaningful publication of Research Information in accordance with generally accepted research and educational standards. Dartmouth shall then have the right to submit such manuscript, abstract or presentation for publication without further delay, subject only to Section 5.3 below.
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SPONSOR Review. The Institution and the Principal Investigator shall submit a copy of any proposed manuscript, abstract, presentation or other document with respect to the Multi-Center Study or the Study, including any Multi-Center Publication of which the Principal Investigator is an author, to SPONSOR for review and comment at least sixty (60) days prior to its submission for publication or presentation. No publication or presentation with respect to the Multi-Center Study or the Study shall be made unless and until all of SPONSOR’s comments on the proposed publication or presentation have been considered by the Principal Investigator and any Confidential Information has been removed; provided that any Multi-Center Study Analyses or analyses performed by the Principal Investigator using any Multi-Center Study Analyses (or the Site Data) or that have been disclosed in a publication or presentation authorized pursuant to this Section 17 or pursuant to another clinical study agreement under the Multi-Center Study (but not the underlying Multi-Center Study Data, including Site Data), shall not be deemed Confidential Information for purposes of this Section 17. If requested in writing by SPONSOR, the Institution and the Principal Investigator shall withhold material from submission for publication or presentation for an additional ninety (90) days to allow for the filing of a patent application or the taking of other measures to establish and preserve SPONSOR’s proprietary rights. To the extent that any provision of this Section 17 may be inconsistent in any respect with any statements about publication policy set forth in the Protocol, the provisions of this Section 17 shall control.
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SPONSOR Review. Subject to Section 7.3 hereof, University and Principal Investigator reserve the right to publish Results. Before publishing, however, University and Principal Investigator shall submit copies of any proposed publication or presentation to Sponsor for review at least 60 days in advance of submission for publication or presentation to a publisher or other third party. Sponsor shall review the data provided in the proposed publication against the Study database for consistency. Sponsor shall also review the proposed publication and reserves the right to delete any Confidential Information from the proposed publication or presentation. In addition, Sponsor may extend such review period for up to another 60 days to allow for filing of patent applications or take other steps to protect the Sponsor's intellectual property interests, or to otherwise avoid a breach of law, to remove from the proposed publication or presentation any language that is incorrect or otherwise detrimental to Sponsor's intellectual property interests or that discloses any Confidential Information. Sponsor shall be entitled to use any clinical data that University or the Principal Investigator has acquired from the Study and has submitted for publication.
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SPONSOR Review. The Sponsor will review all data collected from the prior month at the beginning of each month. If there are serious AEs, she will report them to the necessary institutions. DSMB Review. The DSMB consists of four volunteer experts in the following fields: obstetrics, clinical trials, law, and ethics. Because they are volunteers, they do not stand to benefit from continuing the trial if it is not in the best interest of participants. The Sponsor will compile a document with enrollment data, lists of all adverse events, and summary statistics of data collected up to that date on a monthly basis. All information will be de-identified. The Sponsor will distribute the document via email to the members of the DSMB on the last Friday of each calendar month for the prior month’s data. The DSMB members will review the document. If there are unexpected or serious AEs, the DSMB will determine whether continuation of the trial is safe. They will have the power to discontinue the trial at any time if they feel continuation is not in the best interest of patients. The Sponsor will be responsible for reporting a trial discontinuation due to safety concerns to the necessary regulatory bodies. NIH/ Funding Institution & Center (IC). This trial has been accepted for funding from a STTR grant. The funding IC for this trial is the Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx National Institute of Child Health & Human Development (NICHD). The Sponsor will submit a monitoring plan to the NICHD Program Officer (PO) before the trial begins. During the trial, the Sponsor will inform the NICHD PO of any recommendations and activities that emanate from monitoring activities. The Sponsor will submit summary reports of the DSMB’s discussions to the NICHD PO on a monthly basis as they become available. All unanticipated problems and serious adverse events will be reported to the NICHD PO within one month of the IRB’s receipt of the report of the problem from the Sponsor.
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