Human Samples definition
Examples of Human Samples in a sentence
The Parties must process personal data and Human Samples under the Consortium Agreement in compliance with applicable data protection laws.
Upon termination or expiry of this Consortium Agreement (respectively in case of an exit or eviction of a Party, for that Party only), all Confidential Information, Data and Human Samples, if any, shall immediately be returned or destroyed, as per request of the providing or disclosing Party.
Each Party generating Foreground IP by using Data, Human Samples, Confidential Information or Background IP of another Party hereby grant to that Party a royalty-free, worldwide, non-transferrable, non-exclusive, irrevocable license, with the right to grant sublicenses, to access and use that Foreground IP for purposes of internal scientific research.
Leftover aliquots will be stored at each microbiology institution for at least 5 years; Human Samples shall not be disposed of or acquired as such for research purposes in return for payment or other non-cash advantage.
A displacement application requesting authority to modify the facilities to specify operation on Channel 20 at a new site was filed on March 10, 2004, and remains pending.
For the sake of clarity, Intellectual Property Rights do not include Data and/or Human Samples; “Results” means any results generated by a Party from its participation in the Project – such as invention, data, software, algorithms, knowledge, know-how or information, whatever its form or nature, whether or not it can be protected, as well as any rights attached to it, including Intellectual Property Rights.
Access to, provision and exchange of Human Samples under the Project shall be carried out pursuant to the terms of this Consortium Agreement, any Study Protocols and the following principles: only Parties that are [hospitals //or// university/university hospital] shall be allowed to permanently store Human Samples.
Institution agrees and acknowledges that MedImmune may use the Human Samples to conduct research that exceeds or differs from the research specified in the Protocol, including genetic research (“Secondary Research”), subject to the informed consent and in accordance with applicable laws and Ethics Committee approval.
The Beneficiaries must use Human Samples under and pursuant to this Consortium Agreement and the Grant Agreement in compliance with their respective obligations under applicable international and national laws and regulations.
Each Party shall access and use the Human Samples, and authorize Affiliates and Third Parties to access or use the Human Samples, outside of the Collaboration Programs only as reasonably agreed by the Parties.