Analytical Methods definition

Analytical Methods means the set of validated analytical methods related to the Manufacturing of the API as set forth on Appendix 4 hereto.

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Analytical Methods means analytical methods and test protocols which may be useful to measure composition and properties (e.g., physical, mechanical, thermal, viscoelastic, viscometric, spectroscopic, etc., including modifications of the foregoing analytical methods and test protocols) used by CHEMOURS TT or CHEMOURS FC or otherwise in CHEMOURS TT’s or CHEMOURS FC’s possession as of the Effective Date. For the avoidance of doubt, all Analytical Methods shall be deemed to be Licensed Know-How (without limiting Section 2.4(b)).

Analytical Methods means, with respect to a Collaboration Product, a comprehensive set of analytical methods used to test the quality of in-process, bulk drug substance(s) and drug product(s) for the applicable Collaboration Product.

Examples of Analytical Methods in a sentence

• Once transferred to Agila, neither Party shall make any changes to the Manufacturing Process, Specifications, Analytical Methods, Facility, Raw Materials or any other item in any manner that would reasonably cause any Collaboration Product for use in any clinical studies not to comply with the Specifications therefor or Applicable Laws, without the JSC’s prior written approval.

• All Analytical Services, Analytical Methods, Analytical Results and related information's herewith are considered confidential.

• The invoice must also include designation of the project and the operational program from which the supply is funded, specifically the wording: "Centre of Accelerators and Nuclear Analytical Methods (CANAM) - OP, Reg.

• If during the course of this Agreement, a change in Specifications, Production Scale or Analytical Methods is requested by Corcept (for example due to regulatory agency request) the Parties will mutually evaluate the potential effect of such change on the Product to any Analytical Methods and the CMR.

• Invoice 2 must contain the information on funding from the Operational Program of Research, Development and Education within the project "Centre of Accelerators and Nuclear Analytical Methods - OP", project registration number CZ.02.1.01 / 0.0 / 0.0 / 16_013 / 0001812.

More Definitions of Analytical Methods

Analytical Methods means defined protocols for the analysis of the presence of a HPCCCH in a sample of a medium, including laboratory testing that can be described and is readily reproducible by another party.¶

Analytical Methods means the set of validated analytical methods related to the Manufacturing of the Excipient as provided by Company to SAFC, and, if applicable, methods related to Raw Materials supplied by SAFC to the Company.

Analytical Methods means defined protocols for the analysis of the presence of a high priority chemical of concern to children's health (HPCCCH) in a sample of a medium, including laboratory testing that can be described and is readily reproducible by another party.¶

Analytical Methods means the set of validated analytical methods related to the Manufacturing of the SGD-1006 as provided by Company, or developed on behalf of Company, by SAFC.

Analytical Methods means analytical methods and test protocols which may be useful to measure composition and properties ( e.g. , physical, mechanical, thermal, viscoelastic, viscometric, spectroscopic, etc., including modifications of the foregoing analytical methods and test protocols) used by CHEMOURS TT or CHEMOURS FC or otherwise in CHEMOURS TT’s or CHEMOURS FC’s possession as of the Effective Date. For the avoidance of doubt, all Analytical Methods shall be deemed to be Licensed Know-How (without limiting Section 2.4(b)).

Analytical Methods means the set of SAFC validated analytical methods related to the Manufacturing of Product as set forth and referenced within Appendix 2.

Analytical Methods means the analytical methods (if any) stated in the Agreement for the determination of the quality of the Goods.