Validation Activities definition

Validation Activities means those activities to be performed by DSM prior to the First Commercial Sale including, but not limited to, process qualification of content uniformity, analytical testing, preparation of validation technical reports, cleaning validation, manufacturing and testing of Validation Lots.

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Validation Activities means the validation activities set forth in Appendix C.

Validation Activities means those activities to be performed by BDSI under the Quality Agreement to validate the Plant and processes for the Manufacture of Clinical Trial Materials for administration to humans.

Examples of Validation Activities in a sentence

• It is understood and agreed that the prices set forth in Appendix C with respect to Technology Transfer Activities or Validation Activities are contingent on the successful manufacture of Product Validation Batches (as defined in Section 5.C. below) and Submission Batches (as defined in Appendix C) in accordance with the Specifications as part of the Technology Transfer Activities or Validation Activities.

• BLP agrees to perform the Technology Transfer Activities and Validation Activities set forth in Appendix C.

• ISTA will pay for Technology Transfer Activities and Validation Activities in accordance with the terms set forth in this Agreement and in Appendix C attached hereto.

• The Parties will, jointly through the JRC, determine the subsequent order of Candidate Targets for which Pliant will initiate Target Validation Activities pursuant to a Research Plan; provided that, in the event of disagreement between the Parties, the order of Candidate Targets for which Target Validation Activities are initiated will be [***].

• Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein, prior to performing any Target Validation Activities with respect to a Target MERCK shall (a) provide ARCHEMIX’s outside counsel (“Counsel”) with a written notice (each, a “Target Validation Notice”) identifying the Target(s) that would be the subject of such Target Validation Activities and, simultaneously therewith, (b) provide ARCHEMIX with written notice that it has provided a Target Validation Notice to Counsel.

More Definitions of Validation Activities

Validation Activities means those activities, as required by cGMP, that shall be performed by Catalytica prior to the First Commercial Sale including, but not limited to, qualification of facilities, laboratories, equipment, computers and utilities, process qualification, qualification of physical and analytical test methods, preparation of validation technical reports, cleaning validation, and manufacturing of Validation Batches.

Validation Activities means (a) those validation activities required for regulatory submissions to the applicable Regulatory Authorities for Regulatory Approval of the Manufacture of the Products and sale of the Paratek Products and [* * *].

Validation Activities. The Contractor’s quality program shall be examined using a series of required validation procedures. The examination shall be implemented and conducted by DSHS, its agent, or an EQRO.

Validation Activities means those activities to be performed by Abbott or on behalf of Abbott, consistent with then cGMP's and the Validation Protocol, with respect to the validation of the commercial manufacturing procedures used by it with respect to a given Product, including, but not limited to installation qualification, operational qualification and process qualification, analytical testing and validation and the preparation of a validation technical report and cleaning validation.

Validation Activities means those activities to be performed by Alexza under the Quality Agreement to validate the Plant and processes for the Manufacture of a Product for use for sale and supply for administration to humans.

Validation Activities means the activities as described in Exhibit 7 hereto.

Validation Activities means the use of the 23andMe Databases and 23andMe Data Mining Technologies to assess genetic and phenotypic associations for the purposes of validation of one or more specified Target(s), or to identify additional indications or population subsets associated with specified Target(s). Validation Activities may include the conduct by 23andMe of health or disease related surveys of 23andMe Customers (or subsets of the 23andMe Customer population with a specified genotype or phenotype), if specified in a Target Discovery Plan or Early Collaboration Program Plan, as well as any Additional Validation Activities set forth on Schedule 1.299. With respect to Validation Activities conducted by 23andMe for GSK Independent Programs at GSK’s request pursuant to Section 4.5(b) or Section 4.5(c), the cost to GSK of accessing such Validation Activities is set forth on Schedule 1.299.