CRO definition

CRO means the Irish Companies Registration Office;
CRO means a Third Party contract research organization.

Examples of CRO in a sentence

  • Before execution of this Amendment, CRO and/or Sponsor will prepare and provide Institution via email with a redacted version of the Amendment in PDF format (“Redacted Amendment”), having removed any information which in CRO’s or Sponsor’s reasonable opinion constitutes CRO or Sponsor trade secret.

  • CRO on behalf of Sponsor is responsible for creating informed consent from which is compliant 1.4 Informovaný souhlas.

  • Sponsor has therefore entered into a separate agreement with CRO so that CRO may, acting as an independent contractor under the authority of Sponsor, monitor the conduct of the Study on Sponsor’s behalf.

  • The parties hereto acknowledge and agree that Sponsor shall have the right to delegate any of its rights and obligations hereunder to CRO, including those relating to payments, regulatory submissions, and communications but shall remain the liable party under this Agreement.

  • The Institution shall ensure publication of the Agreement within twenty (20) days and shall inform the Sponsor and CRO about the disclosure at e- mail address: odstraněny a že přílohy nebudou v registru smluv zveřejněny.


More Definitions of CRO

CRO means any Third Party contract research organization used to conduct the Combined Therapy Clinical Trial, including laboratories and Third Parties used to maintain the safety database from the Combined Therapy Clinical Trial, but, for clarity, excluding clinical trial sites and any Third Parties who are individuals.
CRO means the Companies Registration Office of Ireland;
CRO has the meaning set forth in Section 4.7(a).
CRO means the Chief Risk Officer of the Company (or the equivalent successor position), as elected or appointed by the Board of Directors.
CRO means a Third Party service provider (e.g., a person or organization) that assumes one or more obligations of the Sponsor, in accordance with Title 21 of the CFR, or the equivalent assumption of obligations in a jurisdiction other than the United States.