Sample Requirements Sample Clauses

Sample Requirements. Illumina’s experience shows that Samples conforming to the following requirements are likely to yield excellent genotyping data.

Sample Requirements. Each Party acknowledges that certain of the Materials transferred hereunder may consist of Samples that are derived or collected from human subjects. Each Party further acknowledges that the transfer of Samples is a highly sensitive matter, and therefore, each Party shall ensure that all Samples transferred by or on behalf of such Party to the other Party under this Agreement shall have been collected, processed, de-identified, tracked, stored, transported, manipulated and destroyed in a manner appropriate to ensure compliance with: (i) the terms and conditions of this Agreement, (ii) any applicable requirements of an IRB, and (iii) all Applicable Laws and ethical standards, including privacy and patient confidentiality laws (collectively, (i), (ii) and (iii) are referred to as “Sample Requirements”) in connection with the collection of the Samples.

Sample Requirements. Samples delivered to GLS will be clearly identified with the applicable information found on the respective Sample Submission Form. Specifically, the following information must be included: (i) If the sample is an unfinished hemp product: (1) submitting person/company’s name and contact information, (2) hemp grower’s name, address and license number, (2) sample type, ID, and quantity supplied, and (3) any other information required by the applicable Sample Submission Form or deemed reasonably necessary by GLS. (ii) If the sample is a finished hemp product: (1) submitting person/company’s name and contact information, (2) sample type, ID, packaging and quantity supplied, (3) any other information required by the applicable Sample Submission Form or deemed reasonably necessary by GLS. (iii) In addition, subject to the specific requirements found in the applicable Detailed Proposal or other writing approved by GLS, (a) if a hemp sample is ground, then Client must provide GLS with at least 100 grams of representative sample, which has been ground to a one millimeter particle size; (b) if a hemp sample is not ground and is solid, then Client must provide GLS with at least 300 grams of sample; and (c) if a sample is liquid, then Client must provide GLS with at least 15 milliliters of sample. Client must also provide GLS an appropriate amount of samples, which will be outlined in the applicable Detailed Proposal or other writing approved by GLS. Notwithstanding anything herein to the contrary, Client acknowledges and agrees that, if Client provides GLS with a sample that does not comply with this section 4(a) (whether with the approval of GLS or otherwise): (d) the Services performed with respect to such sample, as well as the results and Work Product (as defined below) derived therefrom, may be compromised; (e) GLS will not be responsible or liable in any way for any Services, results or Work Product so compromised; and (f) Client will not be entitled to any of the remedies set forth in Section 6(a) or 13(a) below or elsewhere in this Agreement in connection with such Services, results and Work Product.

Sample Requirements. Generally, at least 40 microns of tissue cut from FFPE specimens and mounted as unstained slides, plus an additional unstained slide for H&E, are required. (4 x 10 micron slides, or 8 x 5 micron slides, plus an additional 1 x 4 micron slide for H&E staining) Reference SOW appendices for more information on other tissue types and their general requirements. • If less than 40 microns of tissue is available, Foundation can pre-review the H&E images to determine the tumor content of >20%. The sample may be utilized for Foundation’s validated small sample extraction protocol in the CLIA lab. • A hard copy of the Sample Manifest must accompany all packages samples received at FMI. Each sample will be physically checked against the Sample Manifest before accessioning of the samples can begin. • Tissue samples will be identified with a Foundation Medicine assigned code. • Electronic Study Manifest (Refer to Appendix VIII for detailed information) Doc. ID Number: RES-RSP-13-XXX Partner Trial: XXX Effective Date: <DATE> Page: 7 of 11 • Electronic Sample and Study Manifests must also be sent to FMI. These include: • An electronic version of each Sample Manifest associated with a package • An electronic cumulative study manifest containing information associated with each sample

Sample Requirements. Fifteen to 20 tons of ore will be required to complete the scope of work described in Section 3 and produce approximately 1 ton of concentrate for BIOX(R) pilot plant testwork. ADDRESS FOR DELIVERY OF SAMPLES ------------------------------- All samples must be sent to the following address: SGS SGS Lakefield Research Africa (Pty) Limited Attention: Mr Nick Holder 58 Melvill Street Booysens Joxxxxxxxxxx, 2091 Xxxxx Xxxxxx Xxx: +00 00 000 0000 Xxx: +00 00 000 0000

Sample Requirements. A minimum of 10 kg of fresh flotation concentrate is required for the direct cyanidation and BIOX(R)

Sample Requirements. Each Party acknowledges that certain of the Materials transferred hereunder may consist of Samples that are derived or collected from human subjects. Each Party further acknowledges that the transfer of Samples is a highly sensitive matter, and therefore, each Party will ensure that all Samples transferred under this Agreement are collected, processed, De-identified (to the extent possible bearing in mind the minimum amount of data that the Parties agree, through the JDC, must be associated with the Materials in order to perform the Project and bearing in mind the implementation of new applicable Laws that may determine such data to be personal information), tracked, stored, transported, manipulated and destroyed in a manner appropriate to ensure compliance with: (i) the terms and conditions of this Agreement and the applicable Project Schedule (which may set forth specific requirements), (ii) all applicable requirements of an IRB/IEC, and (iii) all applicable Laws (collectively, (i), (ii) and (iii) are referred to as “Sample Requirements”).