Product Changes definition

Product Changes as defined in Section 4.2.

Product Changes means any material changes, improvements, alterations, modifications, new applications, and additional specifications to or of the Products or the Products' labeling.

Product Changes means changes to the dose, formulation, delivery, or form of any Product, or other changes to the method of Manufacturing of any Product for Commercialization in the Kiniksa Field in the Territory as compared to the dose, formulation, delivery, or form of such Product in the Existing Product Formulation, or other changes to the method of Manufacturing agreed by the Parties under any Supply Agreement or Quality Agreement.

Examples of Product Changes in a sentence

• Lukens, Anticompetitive Product Changes in the Pharmaceutical Industry, 41 RUTGERS L.J. 1 (2009); Matthew Avery & Mary Nguyen, The Roadblock for Generic Drugs: Declaratory Judgment Jurisdiction for Later Generic Challengers, 15 N.C. J.L. & TECH.

• Examples of such possible actions include, but are not limited to, the following: Product recall or disuse; Dosage modification; Clinical trial suspension; Restrictions on distribution (including scheduling/rescheduling of the Product); Changes in indication; Urgent safety restrictions; Any changes to the local product information or packaging due to safety reasons; Failure to obtain a MA renewal; MA withdrawal or suspension; and/or Discontinuation of production or import.

• With regard to PHMSA’s Advisory Bulletin and associated Guidance to Operators Regarding Flow Reversals, Product Changes and Conversion to Service dated September 18, 2014, the advisory bulletin is based upon 49 CFR parts 192 and 195 and lessons-learned/ findings from inspections of operator facilities for construction, operations, maintenance, and integrity management and, therefore, is still applicable.

• Costs associated with any subsequent Default Rate Product Changes will be charged to the Member.

• For the avoidance of doubt, Qorvo may discontinue any Instrument in its sole discretion so long as Qorvo complies with this Section 7.6 (Product Changes).

More Definitions of Product Changes

Product Changes. Except for the Required Changes defined in Section 11.1.2 below, Schering shall not make or allow to be made any changes to the Product, Specifications, Manufacturing or Packaging that would require variations to the Marketing Authorization or notification in any country of the Territory, without the prior written consent of Pharmion, such consent not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed. Schering will use Commercially Reasonable Efforts to ensure that the timing of Schering's notice to Pharmion of any such change shall permit adequate time for Pharmion to make any necessary regulatory filings and obtain any necessary approval of the corresponding variation to the Marketing Authorization thereof from Agencies prior to the change being implemented.

Product Changes means any material changes, improvements, alterations, modifications, upgrades, new generations, and substitutions to or of the Products or the Products' labeling relating to the form, fit, function, or appearance of the Products. Product Changes shall be deemed to (a) include Product software fixes, updates, and upgrades which, when incorporated, result in variations from the original operational specifications and designs; and (b) exclude Product software fixes, updates, and minor upgrades (as set forth in Section 3.9) that merely affect the speed or efficiency of the Products or constitute minor error or "bug" fixes.

Product Changes means those mechanical, electrical or Specification changes, changes in suppliers or subcontractors, made to or with respect to the Products or the manufacture process which, if made, could affect the schedule, performance, quality, reliability, availability, serviceability, appearance, dimensions, tolerances, safety or costs. EverQ is, [****], allowed to make Product Changes that do not affect customer interests in existing Product Sales Transactions. Product Changes affecting customer interests in existing Product Sales Transactions only become effective if approved by Evergreen, nevertheless such approval shall only be denied on a reasonable basis. Evergreen shall use its reasonable efforts to provide for respective adjustment clauses [****]. Should Q-Cells and/or REC develop a proprietary product design that provides cost and/or product advantages the Parties will negotiate in good faith to enable said design to be manufactured and sold under the terms of this Agreement.

Product Changes shall be administered in accordance with Xxxx Communications Research document GR 209 CORE, Issue 2, January 1996, titled "Generic Requirements for Product Change Notices," which is incorporated herein by reference.

Product Changes means those mechanical, electrical or Specification changes, changes in suppliers or subcontractors, made to or with respect to the Evergreen-Products or the manufacture process which, if made, could affect the schedule, performance, quality, reliability, availability, serviceability, appearance, dimensions, tolerances, safety or costs. EverQ is, [****], allowed to make Product Changes that do not affect customer interests pursuant to the Contracts. Product changes which may affect the performance, quality, reliability, serviceability, appearance, dimensions and the tolerances, safety of Evergreen-Products and affecting customer interests pursuant to the Contracts only become effective if approved by Evergreen, nevertheless such approval shall only be denied on a reasonable basis. Evergreen shall use its commercially reasonable efforts to provide for respective adjustment clauses [****].

Product Changes. We may upgrade or alter the Product Hardware or Software at any time.

Product Changes shall be administered in accordance with Bell Communications Research document GR 209 CORE, Issue 2, January 1996, titled "Generic Requirements for Product Change Notices," which is incorporated herein by reference.