Sentence examples for be compensable from inspiring English sources

Other costs such as attorney's fees, moving expenses, lost profits, increased costs of operation and other damages may or may not be compensable.

This meant that for an infection to be compensable, it had to be unexpected as assessed from the patient's past and current medical problems, the treatment given, and other factors defined by the Patient Injury Act.

Disability from occupationally induced allergies is compensable under Workers' Compensation law (Phillips et al. 1999).

This study used compensation system data which could lead to selection bias, that is, compensable persons might not represent the broader injury population.

The state's rules also say, "Work is compensable -- that is, something for which an employee is entitled to be paid".

An infection had been compensable before the amendment on the basis of criteria similar to those for a treatment injury, i.e. on the basis of preventability.

The mortality and morbidity experience in these cohorts are neither at odds with the IOM classification nor the 'presumptive list' adopted as being compensable by VANZ.

This report examines whether the mortality and cancer experience of New Zealand veterans is consistent with Vietnam service and the lists of conditions accepted as being compensable.

This categorization was adopted because the decision regarding compensability is an assessment of whether one of the 7 criteria of compensation in the Patient Injury Act is met rather than an assessment of whether a claim is compensable or not.

While the reported protonophore challenge assay is a valid marker of overall mitochondrial function in live platelets, intact mitochondrial membrane potential in platelets derived from IPD patients suggests that presumed mitochondrial enzymatic deficiencies are compensable in this cell type.

It is argued that workers' compensation medical care is delivered by physicians who provide expensive medical treatment to accelerate recovery and return to work, and that moreover, these physicians often provide information that determines income benefits, including whether an injury is compensable when a worker is ready to return to work, and assessments of permanent impairment [ 44].