RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Could CG have a peek at raw data? Then there is always the possibility of some creative solutions such as:
An offer to purchase with a 4-6 month time frame with a material break-up fee .., or an offer for $X with a premium of $Y upon successful Top Line result ...and or an additional premium of $Z if MB exceeds 15% , etc.
Or the Bayesian analysis paper put out by Kellum and others may be sufficient to allow CG to conclude ( as Paradigm did) that the bar to approval is actually lower than 10% and that after 135 patients, it's virtually guaranteed statistically.
MM