Study Plan Sample Clauses

Study Plan. The Generation Project Owner elects to have the CAISO perform or cause to be performed and the CAISO shall conduct or cause to be performed an Affected System Study similar to the CAISO Interconnection System Impact and Facilities Study. The details, including but not limited to, scope, assumptions, and duration for the Affected System Study will be outlined in the Affected System Study Plan. The Request will be subject to the direction and oversight of the CAISO in coordination with the Participating TO as described in the CAISO Tariff. The CAISO and Participating TO Affected System Study report shall provide the information specified in the Affected System Study Plan.

Study Plan. The Signatory Companies will submit a Study Plan prepared pursuant to this ECA to EPA at least forty-five (45) days prior to the initiation of testing in accordance with 40 C.F.R. § 790.62 and no more than one hundred twenty (120) days after the effective date of the ECA. The content of the Study Plan submitted to EPA will comply with 40 C.F.R. § 790.62(b). Modifications to the study plan will be governed by the procedures of 40 C.F.R. § 790.62(c). The Study Plan will become part of the official record (docket number EPA-HQ-XXXX-0000-0000). EPA shall approve the Study Plan at the same time QAPP approval is required if it meets the requirements of this ECA and 40 C.F.R. § 790.62(b). The Study Plan shall become the “Final Study Plan” when approved by EPA. The Signatory Companies shall submit a QAPP to EPA within one hundred eighty (180) days of the Effective Date of this ECA and at least forty-five (45) days prior to the initiation of testing. The QAPP must be prepared in accordance with EPA guidance.1 The QAPP shall include complete information on the Test Standards to be used. If multiple commercial testing laboratories are used for different environmental media and environmental matrices tested, the QAPP will address inter-laboratory variability of D4 analyses. EPA shall approve the QAPP within 60 days of receipt of the QAPP if it meets the requirements of this ECA and is consistent with EPA guidance noted above.

Study Plan. During the Term, FibroGen and Fortis will conduct the collaboration activities in accordance with a study plan (“Study Plan”). The Study Plan will include and be limited to (a) research, CMC, non-clinical development, clinical development, and regulatory activities to be conducted by each Party in support of Development of the Products to achieve the objectives in Article 2 (such activities in the Study Plan, “Development Activities”) and (b) other research and development activities to evaluate the Products and derivatives of the Products (including Modified Products) that FibroGen elects to perform (such activities in the Study Plan, the “Evaluation Activities”), and (c) the allocation of responsibility, as between the Parties, and any timelines with respect to the activities in clause (a) and (b). The current Study Plan is attached hereto as Exhibit A. The Parties will only be permitted to perform Development activities with respect to the Products and Modified Products to the extent included in or otherwise described within the Study Plan. Either Party may submit proposed amendments to the Study Plan from time to time for review and approval by the JSC, and will be effective [*] and incorporated into this Agreement.

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Study Plan. Upon admission, each student, together with the supervisors from CATIE and BU, will develop an individual study plan, as prescribed by BU College of Natural Sciences Graduate School or by CATIE. This will give a general overview of his/her PhD program, including dates of registration, academic activities, timetable (to include travel and study abroad), development of research proposal, field research and budget. The study plan must be approved by the supervisory committee, and will form part of the formal first year evaluation of progress. Risk assessments must be conducted before any laboratory of field work commences, approved by the principal supervisor at either CATIE or BU, and held on the file at both BU and CATIE utilizing standard procedures.

Study Plan. Passage assessment for adult and juvenile salmonids in lower Deer Creek, Tehama County. California Department of Fish and Wildlife, Water Branch Instream Flow Program. CDFW. 2015b. Central Valley Fall-Run Chinook Salmon 2015 FSSC Account. 2015 Fish Species of Special Concern. California Department of Fish and Wildlife. Accessed February 19, 2017. <xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xx.xxx/FileHandler.ashx?DocumentID=104280>. CDFW. 2015c. Central Valley Late Fall-Run Chinook Salmon 2015 FSSC Account. 2015 Fish Species of Special Concern. California Department of Fish and Wildlife. Accessed February 19, 2017. <xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xx.xxx/FileHandler.ashx?DocumentID=104282>. Xxx, D. 2006. Sediment production and delivery from forest roads in the Sierra Nevada, California. M.S. Thesis, Colorado State University. Xxxxx, J.R., X.X. Xxxx, and X.X. Xxxxxxxxxx. 2012. Enhanced sediment delivery in a changing climate in semi-arid mountain basins: implications for water resource management and aquatic habitat in the northern Rocky Mountains. Geomorphology 139:1-15.

Study Plan. The Parties acknowledge and agree that the Study Plan attached hereto as of the Effective Date sets forth the goals and objectives of the Study. The Parties further acknowledge and agree that the Study Plan may be amended by a unanimous decision of the SMC from time to time during the Term as necessary in the judgment of the SMC.

Study Plan. Students can choose where to enter the dual degree program. If they enter at EPOKA, they will spend the first year in Tirana and the second year in Cassino. If they enter the program at UNICAS, they will spend the first year in Cassino, and the second year in EPOKA. The study plans are jointly defined and attached to this agreement (Annex 1).

Study Plan. On May 15, 2001, PacifiCorp submitted to the agencies for technical review a draft study plan analyzing the feasibility, costs, and benefits of this restoration measure. The agencies shall complete a technical review and provide comments on the draft study plan to PacifiCorp by June 15, 2001. PacifiCorp shall finalize the study plan by June 29, 2001 and distribute it to the agencies and to FERC for inclusion in its NEPA process for the New License.

Study Plan. Within a 4-week period from Student Membership acceptance, the Student Member must provide to the NZIBS General Manager a study plan outlining the following: • Confirmation of your full-time study programme which meets the Educational requirements as a student member. • A proposed reading program of technical and trade publications. • A proposed attendance at NZIBS CPD seminars and technical workshops. • A proposed plan to develop personal presentation and communication skills. • A programme to gain the experience component required as the next step to becoming a Transitional Member, which will work towards the pathway of becoming a Registered Membership as recommended by the Membership committee. All costs associated with achieving the requirements of the Study Plan shall be at the Student Member’s expense. The above study plan is to be sent through to the Institute Secretary on the anniversary of your student membership. Should your full-time study change and or you start working, and you wish to continue your membership with NZIBS, you will need to apply for Transitional Membership. The next stage of membership is to become a NZIBS Transitional Member. A separate application, along with supporting documentation including an interview would be required, for the purpose of acceptance to become a Transitional Member. NZIBS offers quarterly membership intakes per annum. I, agree to the following terms and conditions: o Reside and study in New Zealand o The maximum period for Student Membership is five years o Accept and sign the conditions of Student Membership agreement • As a student member you are NOT able to use the NZIBS logo or communicate or confirm that you are an NZIBS Member. Only Registered Members can use the Institute’s initials/logo. Student, Transitional and Retired members are not entitled to use the Institute’s initials. • The student member shall be entitled to some member privileges and is entitled to have access to the NZIBS newsletters, members discount to events, no subscription fees - but with no access to member sections on the website, chatrooms and no voting rights. • The student member shall be diligent in reporting to the Executive and maintaining the agreed study plan annually, on the required regular basis. • Failure to complete the requirements of the study plan within the maximum period of Student Membership being five (5) calendar year period from the date of acceptance will require your student membership to be reviewed by ...