Subject Service Use Sample Clauses

Subject Service Use. Without limiting the terms set forth in Sections 1(a)-(b) of the Agreement, Customer may (i) access and use the Subject Service as provided herein solely to upload, analyze, and create reports; and (ii) use the reports and analysis generated through the Subject Service (“Results”) for Customer’s Research Use. “Research Use” means use for Customer’s internal research, specifically excluding any use that (a) requires new grants of rights or a new license to any Illumina- owned intellectual property rights, (b) is the separation, extraction, or isolation of the Processes (as defined below) or other unauthorized analysis of the Subject Service, or (c) gains access to or determines the Processes or the methods of operation of the Subject Service. Customer will undertake that Customer will use the Subject Service only in strict compliance with all applicable laws, rules and regulations in the jurisdiction in which Customer and any sample provider are located. CUSTOMER ACKNOWLEDGES AND AGREES THAT THE SUBJECT SERVICE IS NOT INTENDED BY ILLUMINA, AND HAS NOT BEEN DESIGNED BY ILLUMINA, TO BE USED FOR PATIENT CARE PURPOSES, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, USE IN DIAGNOSING OR TREATING PATIENTS. “Processes” means, with respect to the Subject Service, certain confidential and proprietary processes for intuitive and intelligent annotation, filtering, or other proprietary processes.
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Subject Service Use. Without limiting the terms set forth in Section 1(a) of the Agreement, Customer may (i) access and use the Subject Service as provided herein solely to upload, analyze, and create reports; and (ii) use the reports and analysis generated through the Subject Service (“Results”) for Customer’s Research Use. “Research Use” means use for Customer’s internal research, specifically excluding any use that (a) requires new grants of rights or a new license to any Illumina- owned intellectual property rights, (b) is the separation, extraction, or isolation of the Processes (as defined below) or other unauthorized analysis of the Subject Service, or (c) gains access to or determines the Processes or the methods of operation of the Subject Service. CUSTOMER ACKNOWLEDGES AND AGREES THAT THE SUBJECT SERVICE IS NOT INTENDED BY ILLUMINA, AND HAS NOT BEEN DESIGNED BY ILLUMINA, TO BE USED FOR PATIENT CARE PURPOSES, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, USE IN DIAGNOSING OR TREATING PATIENTS. “Processes” means, with respect to the Subject Service, certain confidential and proprietary processes for intuitive and intelligent annotation, filtering, or other proprietary processes.
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Subject Service Use. Without limiting the terms set forth in Section 1(a) of the Agreement, Customer may (i) access and use the Subject Service as provided herein solely to upload, analyze, and create reports; and (ii) use the reports and analysis generated through the Subject Service (“Results”) in connection with managing NGS Data (as defined in Section 5 of this Service Addendum below), specifically excluding any use that (a) requires new grants of rights or a new license to any Illumina- owned intellectual property rights, (b) is the separation, extraction, or isolation of the Processes (as defined below) or other unauthorized analysis of the Subject Service, or (c) gains access to or determines the Processes or the methods of operation of the Subject Service. CUSTOMER ACKNOWLEDGES AND AGREES THAT THE SUBJECT SERVICE IS NOT INTENDED BY ILLUMINA, AND HAS NOT BEEN DESIGNED BY ILLUMINA, TO BE USED FOR PATIENT CARE PURPOSES, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, USE IN DIAGNOSING OR TREATING PATIENTS. Customer will undertake that Customer will use the Service only in strict compliance with all applicable laws, rules and regulations in the jurisdiction in which Customer and any sample provider are located and, if the Service is being used as part of a clinical study or for research purposes, in strict compliance with the protocol of such study approved the applicable institutional review board or ethics committee. “Processes” means, with respect to the Subject Service, certain confidential and proprietary processes for intuitive and intelligent annotation, filtering, or other proprietary processes.
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