Aging Sample Clauses

Aging. For Month#1 and Month#2, obtain the reconciliation of the aging per monthly report to the aged trial balance & the general ledger. Describe the nature of any significant reconciling items. Note the timeliness of completion. Summarize each of the reconciliations and include the details for each significant reconciling item in the report. Include a description of the aging methodology in your report (i.e. DPI). Describe how unapplied amounts and/or partial payments affect an account’s aging status. Select 10 invoices from among the various aging categories at month end Month#2, and: · Determine if the accounts are being properly aged in accordance with the terms and methodology. Note any accounts that may be aged in a non-conforming manner. · Determine whether the terms of payment on the sale receipt would make the sales receipt ineligible for purchase. If so, determine if the company is properly excluding such invoices from sale to the conduits. · Obtain the related documentation pertaining to proof of delivery. Determine that the invoices were issued either coincident with or subsequent to the purchase of goods. · Prepare a listing of the accounts analyzed with an indication of the aging accuracy, the payment terms as stated on the face of the invoice, which entity the invoice relates to, and reason for delinquency, if any. · Verify the originator name listed on each invoice and whether the name matches the name of an Originator listed in the underlying transaction documents and indicate whether the Originator is eligible. Discuss with management the magnitude of accounts/invoices in the aging at the end of Month#2 that have been extended, modified or restructured. Ask management to provide an aging of debit balances only as of a recent month end (i.e. no credits in the aging buckets). Compare debit balance aging totals to the aging on the monthly report. Recalculate the delinquency ratio based on debit balance aging and compare it to the ratio reported on the monthly report.
Aging. Such Purchased Mortgage Loan has not been subject to a Transaction hereunder for more than 180 days.
Aging. No Receivable has been owned by the Issuer for more than 364 days.
Aging. Upon reasonable request by the Required Lenders, the Loan Parties shall deliver a summary aging, by vendor, of each Loan Party’s accounts payable, any book overdraft, and any held checks, in form and substance reasonably satisfactory to the Required Lenders and consistent with the Loan Parties’ historical practices.
Aging. Varig shall perform the Service Bulletin ("SB") ----- tasks, which can be performed on a best effort basis during upcoming checks on all the Aircraft. During the checks on 21005/PP-VMJ and 21003/PP-VMH the Aging work will be terminated on a best effort basis. This may leave an adjustment in favor of PLM, which shall be calculated as per the man-hours listed in Schedule "A" hereto multiplied by a man-hour rate of $45.00. Varig shall provide the required parts/kits for specific SBs, or compensation equaling the current list price from the manufacturer.
Aging. Other than the Receivables sold and contributed by the Receivables Seller on the Closing Date, each Receivable was originated at least 31 days but not more than 60 days prior to the Transfer Date.
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Aging. The largest known risk factor for developing PD is age (Xxxxxx & Xxxxxx 2013). However, whether the aging process is itself causative of PD or whether PD-specific factors unrelated to general aging simply accumulate as people get older has been debated for some time. Some studies posit that aging and PD development occur via separate and distinct mechanisms, citing differences in the regional loss of dopamine within the striatum between PD and normal aging (Xxxxxxxxxxxx 1989, Xxxx et al. 1992). However, Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxx & Xxxxxxxx (2011) argue that the use of more modern immunohistochemical techniques has enabled more accurate identification and quantification of dopaminergic neuron subpopulations (for example, SNpc versus VTA neurons), allowing the relationship between aging and PD to be revisited. In a series of studies involving non-human primates, Xxxxxxx and colleagues tested whether certain processes that occurred during normal aging overlapped with the development of PD (Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxx & Xxxxxxxx 2011). They discovered that the intensity of α-synuclein staining in SNpc tissue showed a significant positive correlation with age in normally aging primates. Furthermore, the distribution of α- synuclein staining amongst all dopaminergic neurons of the midbrain matched the distribution of immunoreactivity in PD, with the highest intensity being seen in SNpc neurons and negligible staining in the neurons of the VTA (Xxx & Xxxxxxxx 2007). Positive staining for α-synuclien was also associated with a loss of the dopaminergic phenotype in those cells but, unlike in PD, was not found to correlate with dopaminergic neuron cell death (Xxx & Xxxxxxxx 2007). Markers for oxidative stress were also found to increase with age and were highest in SNpc neurons of naturally aging primates compared with neurons of the VTA (Kanaan, Xxxxxxxx & Xxxxxxx 2008). These findings support the evidence presented in section 1.2.3 for an innate SNpc-specific vulnerability to oxidative stress. Based on these and additional data showing SNpc-specific increases in lysosomal dysfunction, inflammation and accumulation of misfolded proteins, Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxx & Xxxxxxxx (2011) hypothesised that the aging process lays the foundation for the development of PD, with the addition of multiple causative factors accelerating what is essentially a natural progression towards the disease. This seems plausible, considering the overlapping mechanisms in both aging and PD. The histological differences be...
Aging. Such Purchased Mortgage Loan is not an Aged Agency 75 Day Loan or an Aged Jumbo 60 Day Loan.
Aging. Such Purchased Mortgage Loan has not been held by the Custodian on behalf of Buyer (either in its capacity as Buyer hereunder or as a secured lender) for more than 180 days.
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