Sampling Methodology definition

Sampling Methodology means the receival specifications by the relevant body set out below and sampling methodology as detailed within the GrainCorp Sample Stand Manual:

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Sampling Methodology means a methodology describing the main elements and steps of a sampling procedure and which encompasses a sample selection stage including subsampling and extrapolation of results;

Sampling Methodology means the use of the sampling tool, by certified users, developed by the Texas Department of Health and Human Services version 2009, which is hereby incorporated by reference, to select a random sample from a universe of records in order to calculate a dollar error rate for means of extrapolating an overpayment in a universe of records.

Examples of Sampling Methodology in a sentence

NRI's access and use rights with respect to the ACNielsen Sampling Methodology shall not apply for any other purpose.
During the term of the Agreement, ACNielsen agrees not to provide Internet Service in the eRatings Territory or license the ACNielsen Sampling Methodology in the eRatings Territory to Entities to provide the Internet Service.
NRI has the right to sublicense the ACNielsen Sampling Methodology only to NRI's wholly owned subsidiaries and Existing Joint Venture Entities on the same terms and conditions, including specific scope of use as set forth herein for NRI and to Future Joint Venture Entities with the prior written consent of ACNielsen, not to be unreasonably withheld, on the same terms and conditions, including specific scope of use as set forth herein for NRI.
Sampling Methodology Scope Summary Partner Type Audit / Oversight Type Frequency TPA Premium Audit Annual Methodology determined by; 100% of the total population during the sample period and apply a 95% confidence level with a + or - 5% confidence interval to determine the sample size.
ACNielsen Sampling Methodology ACNielsen hereby grants to NRI a fully-paid up, non-assignable (except as provided in Section 7.2) right to use and sublicense the ACNielsen Sampling Methodology in the eRatings Territory during the term of this Agreement in connection with the Internet Service.
The Parties acknowledge and agree that the size of the Household Panel will fluctuate as Panel Members terminate their active participation in such Panel or cease to qualify for such participation based upon criteria and requirements reflected in the relevant Panel Member License Agreement or the NMR Sampling Methodology.
NMR shall have the right to retain the services of Third Party vendors and suppliers to perform (or to assist it in performing) any aspect of the Maintenance Services, in each case in compliance with the NMR Sampling Methodology and under the supervision of NMR.
NRI shall institute any additional limitations on contacts with Panel Members pursuant to the NMR Sampling Methodology within fifteen (15) days of notice by NMR.
Without limiting the foregoing, the ACNielsen Sampling Methodology and the specifications for the Back-End Software and Documentation that is not intended for use by Panel Members shall be deemed Confidential Information.
Effective upon NMR's receipt of such payment, NMR shall transfer all right, title and interest worldwide in and to the Household Panel to NRI, subject to NMR's continued ownership of the NMR Sampling Methodology.

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Sampling Methodology. There will be three types of audit samples: one occurrence sample and two payment samples (one for non-denied claims and one for denied claims). The occurrence samples will be drawn from TEDs records which pass TMA validity edits. Records to be sampled will be “net” records (i.e. the sum of transaction records available at the time the sample was drawn related to the initial transaction record). The payment samples will be drawn from TEDs records which pass all TMA edits. Payment samples will be drawn from all records with Government payments or billed amounts greater than zero and less than $200,000, although the Government may choose to exclude certain claims strata from the sampling frame. In addition, the Government will conduct a one-hundred percent (100%) audit of all claims with payment amounts or billed amounts of over $200,000. Payment samples will be stratified at multiple levels, either by payment amount, billed amount or by other claims-based parameters, such as type of care and/or type of provider. Records to be sampled for both the occurrence and payment audits will be “net” records (i.e., the sum of transaction records available at the time the sample was drawn related to the initial transaction record). TEDs in batches/vouchers which fail TRICARE edits or which are otherwise unprocessable as submitted by the Contractor will be excluded from the sampling frame.

Sampling Methodology means the testing of representative samples of each of the