Clinical Diagnosis definition

Clinical Diagnosis means the observation by a licensed

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Clinical Diagnosis means a process in which a sample of fluid or other material collected from individual humans that is used to aid in diagnosis of one or more human diseases, the results of such process used for communication to such persons or their physicians or other caregivers for clinical decisions in connection with such individual humans.

Clinical Diagnosis. A diagnosis of Cancer based upon symptoms and diagnostic test results. We will regard as valid a Clinical Diagnosis of Cancer if and only if the following conditions are met: Covered Person: A person listed on the Schedule as insured under this Policy. Cancer: Cancer is limited to the following: Carcinoma in Situ: A Cancer that is in the natural or normal location and is restricted to the site of origin without invasion of neighboring tissues. Diagnosis of Carcinoma in Situ shall be based on Clinical Diagnosis, Pathological Diagnosis, or any type of appropriate diagnosis. Benefits for Carcinoma in Situ are limited to the Partial Benefit Amount specified in the Schedule of Benefits. Cancers such as the following are not considered Carcinoma in Situ:

Examples of Clinical Diagnosis in a sentence

• BMX desires to use AFFX Licensed Core Technology, as defined below, for detection and identification of bacterial and fungal micro-organisms and certain viral agents and for determination of the susceptibility of those micro-organisms and agents to treatment, for use in Clinical Diagnosis in the Licensed Field, as defined below, with such additional options for the [ * ] and [ * ] fields as are provided herein.

• Subject to the Parties entering into a written agreement with respect to, among other things, an agreed Subscription Period and Subscription Fee, and subject to Resonance’s receipt of the Subscription Fee, Resonance grants the Customer a time-limited, non- exclusive, non-sublicensable, and non-transferable, right to use the Product for Clinical Diagnosis and commercial purposes, in accordance with the Documentation and this Agreement, subject to any other limitations that may be agreed between the Parties.

• This Agreement permits use of the Product for the purposes of trialing (as per 3.1 above), or Clinical Diagnosis only.

More Definitions of Clinical Diagnosis

Clinical Diagnosis means a diagnosis based on the patient's history, physical and x ray examination and/or other laboratory examination but one that does not include microscopic or histological confirmation. Waiting Period

Clinical Diagnosis or "Diagnosis" means the process of identifying by means of an examination "Probable AD", "Possible AD", and/or "Definite AD".

Clinical Diagnosis means a diagnosis that is based on knowledge obtained through medical history and physical examination alone or in conjunction with testing that provides supportive data for the diagnosis.

Clinical Diagnosis means the acts of performing clinical diagnostic analysis of a Patient Report and providing medical advice and services to the Patient (directly or indirectly).

Clinical Diagnosis means the process of identifying a disease by its characteristic signs, symptoms and laboratory findings.

Clinical Diagnosis means a process in which a sample of fluid or other material collected from humans is used to aid in diagnosis of one or more human diseases for communication to such persons or their physicians or other caregivers for clinical decisions and other clinical uses in connection with such humans. 1.8 "Collaboration" means the research and development program jointly conceived, planned, organized, controlled and performed by AFFX and BMX pursuant to this Agreement. 1.9 "Collaboration Technology" means the Patents, Know-how and Copyrights developed by the Parties pursuant to the Collaboration. Such technology shall include and be limited to all technology developed by AFFX pursuant to Agreed Workplans or otherwise with funding from BMX hereunder and all technology developed by BMX relating to the adaptation of AFFX Licensed Core Technology for use in BMX diagnostic instrumentation and systems as the same exist or may be developed. Such technology does not include the AFFX Licensed Core Technology as it exists or may be developed outside of the Collaboration, and does not include the BMX instrumentation and system as it exists or may be developed, nor the BMX patents and applications referred to in Section 12.2(c). 1.10 "Confidential Information" means all information and materials, patentable or otherwise, of a Party which is disclosed by or on behalf of such Party to the other Party, including, but not limited to, DNA sequences, vectors, cells substances, formulations, techniques, methodology, equipment, data, reports, know-how, preclinical and clinical trials and the results thereof, sources of supply, patent positioning and business

Clinical Diagnosis means the observation by a licensed physician of signs and symptoms compatible with acute, persistent, or