Scope of Study a. This Study is governed by this Agreement. All parties agree that no Study Drug shall be used on a subject until the IRB and the FDA have both approved the Study and this Agreement is fully executed. After the FDA and IRB approval, the Protocol may only be amended when: 1) there is written agreement between the Site, Actinium, and the Investigator to amend the Protocol, and 2) any and all such amendments have been reviewed and approved by the IRB and FDA. No Protocol amendments shall be implemented until receipt of the IRB and FDA written approval. Nothing in this paragraph shall limit the Investigator's ability to act under 21 CFR 312.50, 312.60, 312.62, 312.64 (Subpart D).
Scope of Study. The Study Advisory Team believes the study needs to include, but not be limited to, the following tasks:
Scope of Study. The results of the study will identify facilities required to deliver the transmission service requested by Applicant, the estimated cost to upgrade facilities, and an estimated date the upgrade will be completed and in-service. The costs to Applicant shall be based on actual costs as incurred in the design and construction of the identified facilities. Factors to be considered in determining the facilities to be added to the SPP transmission system will include, but are not limited to, the following:
Scope of Study. A teleconference meeting between SPP and the Applicant, if necessary, shall be held as soon as practical after execution of this Agreement to: (a) review the application, the DPT Screening Study, and any known issue that could affect the scope of the DPT Screening Study; and (b) develop a scope of DPT Screening Study. The Screening Study for analyzing a DPT will be performed as an AC study that simulates the analysis process of the Aggregate Transmission Service Study by (a) calculating thermal loading of transmission lines and transformers between the Existing Network Customer’s Designated Resources and the Applicant’s Designated Resources using a base case and N-1 contingencies analysis; (b) calculating system voltage; (c) reporting loading and voltage limit violations; and (d) providing the transmission credits between the Original Network Customer’s Designated Resources and Applicant’s Designated Resources. The costs to the Applicant shall be based on actual costs as incurred in the design and construction of the identified facilities. Factors to be considered in determining the facilities to be added to SPP transmission system will include, but not be limited to:
Scope of Study. A teleconference meeting between SPP and the Applicant, if necessary, shall be held as soon as practical after execution of this Agreement to: (a) review the application, the LTSR Screening Study, and any known issue that could affect the scope of the LTSR Screening Study; and (b) develop a scope of LTSR Screening Study. The principle objectives of the study are to (a) identify any system problems or constraints associated with the implementation of the LTSR studied; (b) determine potential system modifications that might be necessary to grant transmission service into, out of or across the Transmission System while maintaining system reliability under steady state operations; and (c) estimate costs associated with those system modifications. The steady-state analysis will consider the impact of the potential LTSR for the firm delivery of the requesting Applicant’s energy only on SPP’s Transmission System by monitoring the control area transmission facility conditions according to the type of study selected in Section 3.0 for outages of transmission lines, transformers, and generators. The costs to the Applicant shall be based on actual costs as incurred in the design and construction of the identified facilities. Factors to be considered in determining the facilities to be added to the SPP transmission system will include, but not be limited to:
Scope of Study. A meeting between Transmission Owner and the Requestor, if requested, shall be held as soon as practical after execution of this Agreement and provision of the Deposit Payment by Requestor to review: (a) the transmission interconnection request and develop the scope for the FS; and (b) any known issue that could affect the scope of the FS. The FS will determine (a) any Transmission System Upgrades needed to accommodate the Requestor’s transmission interconnection request, (b) the estimated costs of any Transmission System Upgrades, and (c) an estimated date that the Transmission System Upgrades will be completed and ready for in-service. During the analysis, additional details of the proposed Point of Interconnection may be required and will be requested from the Requestor as necessary. Factors to be considered in determining the required Transmission System Upgrades may include, but not be limited to, the following:
Scope of Study. The scope of the Study to be performed under the direction of the Principal Investigator under this Agreement shall be as described in the Protocol, attached hereto as Exhibit A or any revisions of Exhibit A mutually agreed upon in writing in an amendment attached hereto and signed by a duly authorized representative of each Party. Institution shall cause the Principal Investigator and any employees, students, collaborators, agents and other persons involved in the Study to be made aware of and comply with Institution’s obligations under this Agreement.
Scope of Study. The scope of the Supplemental Review shall be subject to the assumptions set forth in Appendix A to this Agreement. Upon conclusion of the Supplemental Review, PNM shall prepare a report (“Supplemental Review Report”), which shall provide the following information:
Scope of Study. The main objective of the Study is to evaluate the possible collaboration between NGGB and IHI through contribution of their expertise in their respective trades in relation to the development of the Phase 2a and 2b of the Business at Green Technology Park at Pekan, Pahang (“GTP”) by NGGB, which consist of box liner paper and corrugated paper respectively. The scope of the Study may extend to the feasibility of the following:-
Scope of Study. This study seeks to recommend revised demand and energy transmission loss percentages for Northern States Power Company Minnesota (“NSPM”) and Northern States Power Company Wisconsin (“NSPW”) (collectively “NSP” or “NSP Companies”) which are used to allocate costs in the Interchange Agreement. The losses in this study are based upon the data that has been collected from NSP’s state estimator for years 2016 through 2019.
