PoC Trial definition

PoC Trial means, with respect to a Collaboration Program, the first phase 2a Clinical Study in human patients with a pharmacokinetic or target reduction endpoint or other therapeutic or physiological endpoint.
PoC Trial means, with respect to any Collaboration Compound, a [***] Clinical Trial or a [***] Clinical Trial of such Collaboration Compound that is reasonably designed to demonstrate successfully the PoC Compound Criteria. For clarity, the PoC Trial is intended only to demonstrate the safety, and to provide preliminary evidence of activity, of a particular Collaboration Compound, and is not intended to be a pivotal trial or to otherwise provide data sufficient to support Regulatory Approvals.
PoC Trial means a ‘proof of concept’ trial being time-bound access to a dedicated Cyferd operated tenancy for the purposes of evaluating the Cyferd Product’s features and functionality

Examples of PoC Trial in a sentence

  • If the Parties do not agree as to whether the PoC Trial Completion Notice is complete, the matter will be referred to the Executives for resolution.

  • The Executives will meet promptly and negotiate in good faith to resolve the dispute and agree upon a complete PoC Trial Completion Notice.

  • In determining which Indication to pursue, the JSC shall take into consideration the estimated costs and possible trial design of the PoC Trial for such Indication for such Development Candidate, in addition to the relevant scientific, medical, safety and commercial considerations.

  • For clarity, if GSK exercises the GSK Program Option for a Candidate Selection Compound after Candidate Selection but prior to Completion of a PoC Trial, the milestone payments above will be reduced as set forth in Section 8.2.4.

  • It is understood and agreed by the Parties that any such Enabling Studies are to be conducted by GSK in its sole discretion and not as part of any Early Development Plan or PoC Trial and that ChemoCentryx shall not be required to delay the progress of any Early Development Plan to await the results of any such Enabling Studies.


More Definitions of PoC Trial

PoC Trial means the first human in-patient study designed to provide evidence of efficacy, safety and tolerability of SPC-3649 or an SPC-3649 Product.
PoC Trial means (a) with respect to the AR Mutant Program, the AR Mutant POC Trial and (b) with respect to the NIK Program, the NIK POC Trial.
PoC Trial means, with respect to a Program, the first human in-patient study designed to provide evidence of efficacy, safety and tolerability of a Collaboration Compound within such Program, which if conducted by Regulus, shall be consistent with the [...***...]agreed upon by the Parties and the PoC Financial Cap, subject to Section 3.5.5. For purposes of clarity, the PoC Trial is intended only to demonstrate the [...***...] of a particular Development Candidate, and is not intended to be a [...***...], or intended to otherwise provide data [...***...].
PoC Trial means the first proof of concept [***] that meets the POC Trial Criteria.
PoC Trial means a Phase II Study of the Compound tipifarnib in HRAS mutant patients in the Field, as more fully described in the Development Plan.
PoC Trial means with respect to any Research Program Development Candidate, NP201 Development Candidate or Tail Compound, as applicable, the first human clinical trial that either: (i) is reasonably designed to; and/or (ii) actually does, establish POC in humans. For clarity, the concept of a “Proof of Concept Trial” is intended only to identify the time point at which the POC of a particular Research Program Development Candidate, NP201 Development Candidate or Tail Compound has been demonstrated, and a “Proof of Concept Trial” is not [*]
PoC Trial means, with respect to a Pan-COVID Product, the first clinical trial for which the results suggest that it is, in the reasonable opinion of [***], reasonably likely that the key attributes of success for such Pan-COVID Product are present and the key causes of failure of such Pan-COVID Product are absent, taking into account all relevant factors, including safety, efficacy, pharmaceutics, and commercial and regulatory issues.