Quantity Adjustments. (i) Where the Product delivered under this Agreement is a part cargo, the overall losses or gains in transit (as revealed from the discharged quantity) shall be pro-rated amongst the various receivers in proportion to their respective entitlements under their bills of lading and the Buyer shall pay the Seller or the Seller shall pay the Buyer as necessary to effect this arrangement.
Quantity Adjustments. Pharmacists may adjust drug quantities on prescriptions for the treatment of diabetes to dispense at least a 30-day supply (i.e. quantity of insulin vials).
Quantity Adjustments. “...but my insurance covers a 30-day supply.” 12 Xxx. Xxxxx drops off a prescription to her commu- nity pharmacy for 1 vial of Lantus insulin to be injected 60 units every night at bedtime. Be- cause the prescriber approved a quantity of 10mL, Xxx. Xxxxx will have to pay her co-pay twice monthly to obtain enough insulin to man- age her diabetes. Through a CPA, the pharma- cist is able to adjust the quantity without delay- ing access to her insulin. Inaccurate prescriber calculations on prescriptions lead to delays of patients accessing a full course of therapy for acute and chronic conditions. In these cases, pharmacists must contact physicians to adjust quantities and await a reply. Additionally, prescrip- tion insurance dictates the allowable days’ supply per patient co-pay. By adjusting the approved quantity of prescriptions under a CPA, pharmacists may help a patient receive the full course of therapy while opti- mizing their insurance benefits without waiting for a prescriber response.
Quantity Adjustments. Inaccurate prescriber calculations on prescriptions lead to delays of patients accessing a full course of therapy for acute and chronic conditions. In these cases, pharmacists must contact physicians to adjust quantities and await a reply. Additionally, prescrip- tion insurance dictates the allowable days’ supply per patient co-pay. By adjusting the approved quantity of prescriptions under a CPA, pharmacists may help a patient receive the full course of therapy while opti- mizing their insurance benefits without waiting for a prescriber response.
Quantity Adjustments. Pharmacists may adjust drug quantities on prescriptions to optimize the treatment of diabetes to dispense additional refills.
Quantity Adjustments. Pharmacist may adjust drug quantities on prescriptions to optimize treatment of hypertension to dispense additional refills.
Quantity Adjustments. Pharmacists may adjust drug quantities on prescriptions for the treatment of diabetes to dispense quantities to optimize treatment REFILL AUTHORIZATION Pharmacists may dispense additional refills on a medication [insert number of authorized refills]. Once the maximum number of additional refills are dispensed or for any reason the pharmacist believes it is in the patient’s best interest to follow up with their prescriber, the pharmacist shall refer the patient back to their provider.
Quantity Adjustments. Where the Cargo delivered under this Agreement is a part cargo, the overall losses or gains in transit (as revealed from the discharged quantity) shall be pro-rated amongst the various receivers in proportion to their respective entitlements under their bills of lading and the Buyer shall pay the Seller or the Seller shall pay the Buyer as necessary to effect this arrangement. In cases where the nominated Xxxxxx delivers cargo to two or more receivers (including the Buyer) at more than one discharge berth, and/or more than one discharge port and this involves a discharge at a port outside Japan, the Seller is obliged to appoint a mutually acceptable international independent inspector to ascertain the discharged quantity at all discharge ports and berths and his findings shall be binding on the Seller and all receivers. The inspection costs shall be divided equally between the Seller and the Buyer. The Seller and the Buyer shall use their best endeavours to quantify, calculate and settle any quantity adjustments promptly.
Quantity Adjustments. No later than [*] Days prior to the end of the -------------------- first Annual Period, Buyer and Sellers shall negotiate in good faith to adjust the quantities of Sales Service Gas to be provided hereunder, to correspond with the actual fuel requirements of the Facility needed to satisfy Buyer's obligations under the Power Purchase Agreement. Such adjustment shall not exceed seven thousand (7,000) Dekatherms per Day. After the fifteenth (15th) Annual Period, Buyer and Sellers shall negotiate in good faith to further adjust the quantities of Gas and butane to be provided hereunder, to correspond with the anticipated fuel requirements of the Facility to reflect any anticipated changes in electricity purchases by Con Ed under the Power Purchase Agreement.
Quantity Adjustments. Within twelve (12) Months after the Date of -------------------- Commercial Operation, Buyer shall have the
