Sentence examples for reimbursement received from inspiring English sources

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(2) If no medical expense deduction was taken in an earlier year, for example, if the standard deduction under section 141 was taken for the earlier year, the reimbursement received in the taxable year for the medical expense of the earlier year is not includible in gross income.

Afterwards the mean relative weight was multiplied with the real base rate (€2855) valid for the network area in 2005 leading to a standardized mean reimbursement received for a STEMI patient in the network area in the respective years.

The majority (78%) of participants believed that the cost of the test from the manufacturer was an important factor in designing a POCT, while less a quarter (22%) of participants believed the amount of reimbursement received for performing the test to be vital.

For example, car transport was required for carrying out assigned duties but the reimbursement received was said to be insufficient.

Table  4 reports regressions of the amount of reimbursement received under NCMS by an individual during the year.

Detailed records shall be maintained for each study undertaken and all reimbursements received for conducting such a study.

State Health Department statistics from 2006 to 2010 show that at $33 million, the schools-based Medicaid reimbursements received by the city last year were 60 percent below what they were five years ago.

All reimbursements received under this paragraph by the Comptroller General of the United States shall be deposited in the Treasury as miscellaneous receipts.

All reimbursements received under this subparagraph shall be credited to current appropriations available for the payment of the costs incurred in providing such services.

A lawsuit filed last year by Aetna cites allegations that DaVita parlayed its contributions to the fund into the higher reimbursements received from private insurers by "steering" dialysis patients away from Medicare despite their eligibility.