Sentence examples for consumer analysis from inspiring English sources

According to consumer analysis by the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board, the amount of cooked food eaten in the morning has risen 30% in the past two years, including a 5% leap for bacon.

This news comes on the heels of a big acquisition of consumer analysis firm BigChampagne by ticketing and promotion behemoth Live Nation Entertainment of the media.

A balanced incomplete block design was used to conduct consumer analysis of cheese crackers with nano spray-dried salt (1, 1.5, and 2%), Microsized salt (1, 1.5, and 2%) and regular 2% (control, as used by industry) using 476 participants at 1 wk and 4 mo.

They sell themselves using the full range of marketing tools, from market segmentation to focus groups (and far more sophisticated consumer analysis techniques) to advertising.

Whether Google is actively hiding damning consumer analysis of the evils of its financial advertisers, what is true is that Google maintained ads from fraudulent mortgage "loan modification" firms preying on desperate homeowners even after the company was alerted to the problem.

Consumer behavior analysis combines theories and findings from marketing science, consumer research, and behavior analysis/behavioral economics.

An algorithm is also provided for effective expansion of competence sets in consumer decision analysis.

Hence, it demands proper planning, research, and strategies from marketing professionals combined with consumer behavior analysis (Mendelson and Bolls, 2002; Brodie et al., 2011).

"As in any maturing sector, these businesses have run out of ideas for the next leg of growth," says Richard Krugman, director of consumer technology analysis at Majestic Research.

To cash in on this growing market, several startups have popped up in the last few years — including Nutrigene, a startup combining the vitamin business with another lucrative avenue of revenue in consumer DNA analysis.

Agent-based modeling has been used successfully to model complex adaptive systems in many disciplines, including archaeology, biology, ecology, supply chains, consumer market analysis, military planning, and economics (North and Macal2007; North and Macal2009).