RUO definition

RUO means an Assay that is intended and labeled for “research use only”.

RUO means “research use only”, as defined in United States Code of Federal Regulations, Title 21, Paragraph 809.10(c)(2)(i).

RUO means research use only.

Examples of RUO in a sentence

• RUO= the actual rolling 12-month summation of asphalt produced with used oil, in tons per rolling 12-month period (as derived from records required by d)(3)).

• In accordance with Regulation 14/177/ILR the content of this RUO may be timely reviewed and amended in order to comply with applicable rules and regulations.

• Patients known to have BRCA mutation/s (gBRCA, i.e., blood or tBRCA, i.e., tumor) prior to randomization could enter the study based on this result provided that all such testing had been undertaken in appropriately accredited laboratories (i.e., testing done for research use only [RUO] was not acceptable).

• The Operator undertakes not to include in the contractual terms with its End Users conditions that are not consistent with the terms of the RUO.

• POST Technologies is allowed to use, for all interventions in the context of this RUO, its normal vehicles and staff uniforms with all advertising on them as for its own products and services.

More Definitions of RUO

RUO means an assay intended or approved for research use only.

RUO or “Research Use Only” means an IVD for research use only that meets certain manufacturing standards and which is intended to be used in non-clinical studies, including to gather data for submission as required by the FDA or another Regulatory Authority in support of an IUO or an Approved IVD.

RUO means Products labeled “research use only.”

RUO means an (i) in vitro diagnostic product that is in the laboratory research phase of development and is being shipped or delivered for an investigation that is not subject to 21 C.F.R. Part 812 (such a product is not represented as an effective in vitro diagnostic product or intended for clinical diagnostic use) or (ii) certain products, such as instruments, systems, and reagents that are labeled for research use only and intended for use in the conduct of non-clinical laboratory research with goals other than development of a commercial in vitro diagnostic product, i.e., these products are used to carry out research and they are not themselves the object of the research (these include products intended for use in discovering and developing medical knowledge related to human disease and conditions; for example, instruments and reagents intended for use in research attempting to isolate a gene linked with a particular disease may be labeled for research use only when such instruments and reagents are not intended to produce results for clinical use).

RUO has the meaning ascribed to the term “research use only” as defined in 21 C.F.R. § 809.10(c)(2)(i) and used by the FDA in its applicable regulations and guidance as of the time of any reference thereto.

RUO means research use only;

RUO means research-use-only. "RoW” means the rest of the world.