Substantiation definition

Substantiation means a finding by a preponderance of the evidence that abuse or neglect has occurred.

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Substantiation means the written statement, explanation of benefits, itemized receipt, or bill from the health care provider that provides supporting details of the expense incurred and the amount.

Substantiation means information which a claimant submits to the Department in support of a confidentiality claim pursuant to N.J.A.C. 7:1E-8.3.

Examples of Substantiation in a sentence

• Substantiation of all claims for deferred vacation must be provided, if requested.

• Substantiation of all expenses incurred pursuant to this provision shall be made by the Assistant Principal in accordance with the regulations of the Internal Revenue Code, as amended.

• Purchaser shall reimburse Seller for its actual costs, subject to Cost Substantiation, incurred by Seller in removing, reinstalling and recommissioning the System, as applicable, at the Project Site.

• Purchaser may request that Seller perform more frequent testing, however any such testing in excess of the annual tests shall be at Purchaser’s expense, subject to Cost Substantiation, if such tests indicate that the Meter is within plus or minus two percent (2%).

• If the Parties reach agreement on the relocation of the System, Purchaser shall be obligated to pay for the reasonable costs incurred by Seller, subject to Cost Substantiation, in relocating the System and installation and testing of the System at such new project site, and Purchaser shall not be liable for any other damage, penalty or payment hereunder.

More Definitions of Substantiation

Substantiation means information which a claimant submits to the Department in support of a confidentiality claim pursuant to N.J.A.C. 7:27-1.11.

Substantiation means the written submittal on a Department provided form which supports either a confidentiality claim or a petition to withhold privileged trade secret or security information.

Substantiation means the designation given by the department to a report of alleged child abuse or neglect that has been substantiated after investigation;

Substantiation means information which a claimant submits to the Department in support of a confidentiality claim pursuant to N.J.A.C. 7:26-17.8.

Substantiation means scientifically appropriate and reliable materials to substantiate claims regarding any Company Product or Co-Packed Product, whether such claims are set forth on a label or packaging or otherwise made by the Company or a Subsidiary, or by a co-packer or similar third party in connection with a label, packaging or otherwise with respect to any Co-Packed Product.

Substantiation means all forms of evidence that are used to predict whether the design will comply with the requirements or to verify that the construction is based on the design does actually apply.

Substantiation means the written answers submitted to the commission by the claimant under rule 3750-60-20 of the Administrative Code in support of a claim that a chemical identity is a trade secret.