Scoring Algorithm definition

Scoring Algorithm means any algorithm developed by or on behalf of employees or agents of either Party or its Divisional Affiliates or jointly by or on behalf of employees or agents of both Parties or their Divisional Affiliates in the course of Development Activities performed under any Project Schedule that is used to determine the expression level of one or more Biomarkers in patients or subjects. As used herein, “Scoring Algorithm” shall include any improvement or modification to an existing algorithm.
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Examples of Scoring Algorithm in a sentence

  • Orpheus will process the application based on the information provided via its Credit Scoring Algorithm to create or approve a temporary credit limit for the Paymaster.

  • Consistent with the Never Events Scoring Algorithm, adherence to all required principles resulted in a publicly reported result of ‘Fully Meets Standards’ or four bars.

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