Table S Sample Clauses

Table S. 3 - Sending Point Designation (if you will send files using another institutions connection Table S.4 - Service Provider Contact Form (if a Sending Point) Table R.1 - Receiving Point Options for Participating Institutions/Service Providers (if a Receiving Point)
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Table S. 4 - Service Provider contact form (if not already in place)
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Table S. Stratified analysis on sex HR (95% CI) † HR (95% CI)† TABLE S.3.2. Stratified analysis on race HR (95% CI) † HR (95% CI)† TABLE S.3.3. Stratified analysis on region HR (95% CI) † HR (95% CI)† HR (95% CI)† OBS Weighting Region = Belt Region = Buckle Region = Non-belt
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Table S. 1 Basic Origination Option - use to set up an institution as a Sending Point
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Table S. 2 Service Provider Designation - use to designate another institution as a Sending Point for the participating institution. The Sending Point can use the optional field on the agreement to establish an Alternate Access arrangement1 with participant
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Table S. 3 Sending Point Designation - use when the participant is a Service Provider for other ODFIs, and wants to use another entity’s electronic connection to send input files Table S.4 Service Provider Contact Form - Contacts used when there are issues with ACH files that FedACH needs to address with the participant • To begin sending FedACH detail files from your own electronic connection (both ODFIs and non-ODFIs): 1 A standard origination file has the Sending Point RTN in the Immediate Origin field of the file header and the originator RTN in the batch header. When an Alternate Access arrangement is in place, the Sending Point has the option of placing the originator’s RTN in the Immediate Origin field of the file header in addition to it being in the batch header. • To change your FedACH input file reject level (Batch level or File level): • To add or delete an RTN/ETI that is authorized to act as a Sending Point and will send ACH transactions to FedACH on your behalf: • To send items for an ODFI that your institution is a Sending Point for in a separate file identifying the ODFI in the file header record of the file.
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