Regulated use definition
Regulated use means any depleting use except a use specifically designated as a nonregulated use.
Regulated use means a use which is subject to the management program and which requires a state permit or which is required by federal law to be consistent with the management program.
Regulated use means the development, manufacture and sale of any Product that, at the time Vaxcel begins its development efforts, is subject to regulations by the FDA (if conducted in the United States), other regulatory agencies around the world (if conducted outside the United States), or any successor agencies.
More Definitions of Regulated use
Regulated use means any use that occurs in a clinical or diagnostic laboratory environment which is cleared or approved by, or for which clearance or approval could or must be sought, from the United States Food and Drug Administration (or from any comparable agency in any country other than the United States), and the use or the results thereof are subject to regulation or control by any governmental body or regulating authority. Licensed Use expressly excludes, by way of example but not in limitation of the exclusion: any human and veterinary in vivo application; any in vivo imaging application; or any therapeutic application.
Regulated use means a use which has a direct and significant impact on the coastal area and which requires a state permit or which is required by federal law to be consiscent with the management program.