Data in Trial Documentation Sample Clauses

Data in Trial Documentation. Site shall not make available to any third party, without the prior written consent of Sponsor, the data that is contained in the Trial Docu- mentation (whether or not such data is also contained in Subject’s medical records or any other document or database owned or con- trolled by Site), in a manner that would reason- ably enable such third party to reconstruct the compilation of data contained in the Trial Doc- umentation (or to construct a substantially sim- ilar compilation); provided, however, that Site may make available such data (but may not permit the copying of such data) to a third par- ty in connection with the peer review of the results of the Trial for purposes of Publication in a peer-reviewed scientific journal subject to Section 12.
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