Weighting factor Sample Clauses
A weighting factor clause establishes a method for assigning relative importance or value to different elements, criteria, or components within a contract or evaluation process. In practice, this clause might specify that certain deliverables, performance metrics, or bid criteria are given higher or lower weights when assessing overall performance or determining contract awards. By clearly defining how various factors are prioritized, the clause ensures transparency and fairness in decision-making, helping to prevent disputes and misunderstandings about how outcomes are determined.
Weighting factor. (1) If the resident is in an initial residency period, the weighting factor is one.
(2) If the resident is not in an initial residency period, the weighting factor is 1.00 during the period beginning on or after July 1, 1985 and before July 1, 1986, .75 during the period beginning on or after July 1, 1986 and before July 1, 1987, and .50 thereafter without regard to the hospital’s cost reporting period.
Weighting factor. 1 Ecological focus area: 1 m2”
Weighting factor. Note: The Concession Adjustment does not affect the Qualifying Contract or Persistency Level used to determine the Per Contract Persistency Bonus Rate. The Concession Adjustment only affects the number of contracts used in the calculation of the Persistency Bonus payment for the 51-199 Risk Market Segment.
4. For Non-Risk business in the 200 Plus Market Segment, the Persistency Bonus shall be determined by applying an adjustment factor for each Group in that market segment, based on the products purchased by the Group from Insurer.
a. For each Group, the Per Contract Persistency Bonus Rate will be multiplied by the number of Adjusted Qualifying Contracts attributable to the Group, and then multiplied by the sum of the Per Contract Persistency Bonus Rate Adjustment Factors applicable to that Group, as set forth in the following table:
b. The total Persistency Bonus for the 200 Plus Non-Risk Market Segment is the sum of the calculations above for each Group within the Adjusted Qualifying Contracts in the Segment.
Weighting factor. The “Weighting Factor” for calculation of the Service Level Credit is set forth below and correlates to the relative unavailability of the Hosted Service in a given month.
Weighting factor. (1) If the resi- dent is in an initial residency period, the weighting factor is one.
(2) If the resident is not in an initial residency period, the weighting factor is 1.00 during the period beginning on or after July 1, 1985 and before July 1, 1986, .75 during the period beginning on or after July 1, 1986 and before July 1, 1987, and .50 thereafter without regard to the hospital’s cost reporting period.
Weighting factor. The “Weighting Factor” for calculation of the Service Level Credit is set forth below and correlates to the relative unavailability of the Hosted Service in a given month. Production Uptime between 99.95% and 100% = 0 Production Uptime between 95.00% and 99.94% = .1 Production Uptime between 90.00% and 94.99% = .15 Production Uptime below 90% = .2