Eligible Articles definition

Eligible Articles means articles (i) which are original and not infringe on any law and/or third party right and meet all ethical standards as required in the current guidelines of the Commission for Publication Ethics (COPE) and other policies of the Licensor, (ii) which are written by Xxxxxxxx Authors,

Eligible Articles means articles by Eligible Authors which are editorially accepted for publication in a Springer Hybrid Journal, with an Approval Date during the Term. In order to be considered for publication in a Springer Hybrid Journal an article must (i) be original, (ii) not violate any law and/or infringe third party rights, (iii) meet all ethical standards as required in the current guidelines of the Committee for Publication Ethics (COPE) and other policies of Licensor or the relevant journal, and (iv) be one of the following article types (“Article Types”)

Eligible Articles means materials eligible for open access publication within the framework of this Agreement. Eligible Articles shall be submitted by Eligible Authors.

Examples of Eligible Articles in a sentence

• The Institution agrees to inform Corresponding Authors that this Licence is in place and that their Eligible Articles can be made Open Access Articles on acceptance in the Licensed Titles.

• The Publisher agrees to publish Eligible Articles, under the conditions outlined in the Clause 10.

• However, the forgoing sentences shall not be deemed to limit or restrict the open access license terms under which the Eligible Articles are published.

• In consideration for the Publisher agreeing to grant the right to Subscribing Institutions to publish Eligible Articles in the Material, and to provide access to the Material to Subscribing Institutions on the basis of the Offer and the terms of this Agreement, and to allow its use in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Licence attached in Schedule 4, Jisc Collections agrees to promote the Offer to the Institutions.

• Licensor agrees to publish the Eligible Articles as Open Access Material in accordance with the provisions of Schedule 6 – Open Access Material Workflows and Services.

• To the extent applicable, Section 4.6 applies mutatis mutandis to the Eligible Articles.

• For the avoidance of doubt, the Publishing Privilege will only apply to Eligible Articles.

• Maynooth University shall pay for the publication of Eligible Articles in Gold Journals from a Gold APC fund an amount as specified in the table, which will fund the WOAA balance administered by Maynooth University (the “Gold APC Fund”).

• The Version of Record of all Eligible Articles that follow the terms of this Licence shall be: made immediately Open Access, as the Version of Record in a Licensed Title on the Publisher website with no embargo period; published under the terms of the CC-BY licence; deposited by the Publisher on acceptance in PubMed Central.

• Members will be responsible for informing Eligible Corresponding Authors that this License Agreement is in place and that their Eligible Articles can be made Open Access Material on acceptance in the Hybrid Open Access Publishing Titles and Gold Open Access Publishing Titles.

More Definitions of Eligible Articles

Eligible Articles has the meaning given in clause 2.1 of this Part D. Open Access Article(s): An Eligible Article which is published in a BMJ Standard Collection journal which is published under a Creative Commons licence pursuant to clause 3 of this Part D. Permanent Read Fee: The part of the annual fee payable under this Agreement by Subscriber as set out in Part A which permits access to the non open access content in the BMJ Standard Collection journals. Publication Fee: The part of the annual fee payable under this Agreement by Subscriber as set out in Part A which enables Eligible Authors to publish research as Open Access Articles in any BMJ Standard Collection journal under this Agreement by way of the APC Fund.

Eligible Articles means articles by Eligible Authors which are editorially accepted for publication in a Springer Hybrid Journal.