Directly Competitive Product definition

Directly Competitive Product means any product comprising or containing an ERBB3 Antibody that is not a Licensed Product.

Directly Competitive Product means any pharmaceutical or biologic composition (other than a Product Commercialized by or for CUBIST or its Affiliates or Sublicensees) that contains an HBV Antibody in any formulation for the treatment or prevention of Hepatitis B.

Directly Competitive Product means a product, other than a like product, that competes directly with the product under investigation;

Examples of Directly Competitive Product in a sentence

• Each permitted license or sublicense by AVEO or any of its Affiliates must contain a provision that the applicable Sublicensee and its Affiliates shall not Develop, Manufacture or Commercialize a Directly Competitive Product or collaborate with, or grant to, any other Third Party any license or right to Develop, Manufacture or Commercialize a Directly Competitive Product.

• Upon commencement of such negotiations, [*] to grant Commercialization rights with respect to such Additional Daptomycin Product or Directly Competitive Product.

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• Subject to the right of first negotiation in favor of Chiron in Section 2.9, and the right of co-negotiation in favor of Cubist in Section 2.10, the Parties acknowledge that either Party may, at any time during the Restricted Period applicable to such Party, market a Directly Competitive Product in the Territory.

• During the Term, neither Party nor its Affiliates shall, outside this Agreement, directly or indirectly, conduct Development of, Manufacture or Commercialize a Directly Competitive Product, anywhere in the Territory or grant rights to an Third Party to do any of the foregoing.

More Definitions of Directly Competitive Product

Directly Competitive Product means, with respect to a given Licensed Product, (A) [*] or (B) any other pharmaceutical composition (other than a Licensed Product) formulated for delivery [*] and that is marketed and sold (i) primarily for [*], and (ii) solely to treat [*], and which other pharmaceutical composition has a label approved by a Regulatory Authority in the Territory which includes as indications for such other pharmaceutical composition [*]. Commercially Important Indications that are included in the label approved by a Regulatory Authority in the Territory for such Licensed Product. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the term “Directly Competitive Product” shall not include [*.]

Directly Competitive Product means a pharmaceutical preparation that is not a Collaboration Product but comprises as an active ingredient (a) the same Compound as a Collaboration Product (in the case of a Collaboration Product that contains a single Compound); or (b) one or more of the same Compounds as in a Collaboration Product (in the case of a Collaboration Product that contains multiple Compounds).

Directly Competitive Product means **

Directly Competitive Product means a domestic product whose chemical composition or other features such as the physical appearance or techniques are different from an investigated product, but which can be substituted by an investigated product according to its intended use in a competitive market.

Directly Competitive Product means domestically produced substitutable products;

Directly Competitive Product means a product that is comparable with the product subject to investigation or with the product that may become the product subject to investigation (review) in its intended use, application, quality or physical characteristics, as well as other main properties so that a consumer substitutes or is willing to substitute it during the consumption with the product subject to investigation or the product that may become the product subject to investigation (review);

Directly Competitive Product means a product comparable to the product which is or may be under investigation (reinvestigation) in regard to its purpose, application, qualitative and technical characteristics, as well as other basic features to such an extent that a customer substitutes or is ready to substitute it in the process of consumption of the product which is or may be under investigation (reinvestigation); “ordinary course of trade” means purchase/sale of like products in the market of the exporting country at a price that is not lower than the weighted average production costs which shall be determined based on the weighted average of the production, trade, administrative and general expenses;