Distinct Indication means, for purposes of determining whether an Indication constitutes the first, second or third Indication, the following: (A) in the case of the Initial Field, (1) each of [*] and any other indication separately listed on Exhibit B (but not those that may be designated as [*], as the case may be) (“CNS Indications”) will be treated as a distinct Indication and (2) any additional and [*] disease, disorder, or illness affecting [*] that is outside of the CNS Indications but in the Initial Field will be treated as a distinct Indication, provided that, for the purpose of this clause (2), [*] will be treated as the same Indication, and (B) in the case of the Expanded Field, (1) each of the Excluded Indications listed on Exhibit A (but not those that may be designated as [*]) will be treated as a distinct Indication and (2) any additional and [*] disease, disorder, or illness affecting [*] that is outside of the Excluded Indications will be treated as a distinct Indication, provided that, for the purpose of this clause (2), [*] will be treated as the same Indication. For the purpose of determining whether a milestone event has been achieved, the milestone event will not be deemed achieved unless the Distinct Indication [*].
Distinct Indication means (a) with respect to Collaboration Target 1, an Indication with a diagnosed prevalence in humans in [***] of no less [***] and (b) with respect to Collaboration Target 2, an Indication with a diagnosed prevalence in human [***] of no less than [***].
Distinct Indication means an indication for the prevention, treatment or control of a disease or condition in humans, which is described in the label for the applicable Product (upon Regulatory Approval for such indication), Regulatory Approval for which requires one or more separate registrational Clinical Trials for such label; provided however, that each such Distinct Indication shall be separate and distinct from each other Distinct Indication. For purposes of this definition, different types, stages, lines of therapy or patient populations for a particular disease shall not be considered to be “separate and distinct” indications from one another, and are not considered separate Distinct Indications (i.e., different types, stages, lines of therapy or patient populations for a particular disease would be considered part of the same Distinct Indication). Accordingly, by way of example, dialated cardiomyopathy and hypertrophic cardiomyopathy would be considered to be “separate and distinct” from one another and each would be considered a separate Distinct Indication. Also, by way of example, the treatment of different types, stages, lines of therapy or patient populations of heart failure would not be considered to be “separate and distinct” indications and would all be included as part of one and the same Distinct Indication.
Examples of Distinct Indication in a sentence
In this context, on exactly December 21, 1894, he renewed his Pactum for the second time.First Distinct Indication of the Pactum, February 1895 (II, 82-3).
More Definitions of Distinct Indication
Distinct Indication means an Indication that is separate and distinct from another Indication for a given Product that has received Regulatory Approval.
Distinct Indication has the meaning set forth in Section 1.7(a) hereof.