Exclusive Field

Example Definitions of "Exclusive Field"
Exclusive Field. The term "Exclusive Field" shall mean any use or activity within the Field that involves a First Antibody or a Subsequent Antibody fused with or linked to one or more Anticalin proteins.
Exclusive Field. The term "Exclusive Field" shall mean any use or activity the uses within the Field that involves employ a First Antibody or and/or a Subsequent Antibody fused with or linked to one or more Anticalin Anticalin® proteins.
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Exclusive Field. Shall mean for [***] diagnosis, prevention and/or treatment in humans.
Exclusive Field. Means the Field of Use and the Sales Channels on a worldwide basis.
Exclusive Field. Means the treatment of: (1) periodontal and dental diseases, (2) craniomaxillofacial applications and, (3) other skeletal applications including the healing of bone, cartilage, tendon and ligaments of the skeletal systems. Field shall include treatments in humans and animals. For the avoidance of doubt, the Parties agree that the treatment of Parkinson disease and Huntington disease, and/or any other brain-related disease will be specifically excluded from ... the Exclusive Field(s). View More Arrow
Exclusive Field. Shall mean the diagnosis, prevention, management or treatment of (a) hereditary angioedema ("HAE"), and (b) each of the Additional Indications.
Exclusive Field. Genetic emphysema
Exclusive Field. Shall mean the direct printing of metal parts and/or ceramic-metal (greater than 10%-by-volume metal) parts which are not included in EXCLUDED FIELDS. EXCLUSIVE FIELD includes the manufacture and sale of MACHINES to be used for direct printing of metal parts and/or ceramic-metal (greater than 10%-by-volume metal) parts which are not included in EXCLUDED FIELDS.
Exclusive Field. The helicase-dependent amplification and detection of diagnostic targets in human in-vitro diagnostics, but excluding all oncology and human papilloma virus targets or markers. Human in-vitro diagnostics shall mean detection of targets that cause human disease, whether samples are derived from a human or from viral, bacterial, or fungal pathogens or samples are derived from the hospital or point of care environment, including screening in said environment for said pathogens. Additionally human... in-vitro diagnostics shall mean detection of targets that determine predisposition to disease or may predict response to potential treatment, excluding oncology and HPV targets. For purposes of clarity, IDT shall not license any Third-Party in the Exclusive Field. View More Arrow
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