"levels of analysis" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe different points of view from which a subject can be researched or examined. For example, one might discuss the "levels of analysis" used to study the economy, such as macroeconomics, microeconomics, and econometrics.
Like SFL, the theory has a variety of classification systems and inter-related levels of analyses that range in complexity.
The special issue articles are then briefly discussed organized around collective, relational, and individual team leader levels of analyses.
Multiple levels of analyses show that changes in psychological flexibility predict changes in OCD better than changes in OCD severity predicting changes in psychological flexibility.
In this study, four levels of analyses were, for the first time, compared with each other and to tests of naturally corroded beams.
The findings obtained from different levels of analyses sustain the radial unit hypothesis as a useful framework for understanding the mechanisms of cortical development and its evolution as an organ of thought.
It is argued that the DS framework provides a more rigorous set of principles that can be applied to the diverse disciplines and multiple levels of analyses that are so well-represented in developmental psychopathology.
In conclusion, we have shown that HTx-patients demonstrated decreased total antioxidant capacity and characteristic movements of plasma levels of analysed peptides reflects the response of the cardiovascular system to the haemodynamically different situation.
Challenges still remain after this initial level of analyses.
At the third level of analyses, three groups were constructed based on the ethno-historical information of the sub-groups [Group 1: Panggi and Komkar; Group 2: Padam and Minyong; Group 3: Pasi-Upper and Pasi-Lower].
The intent to treatment analyses will be the primary level of analyses.
Data limitations directly affect the outcome of statistical analyses and may at times limit the level of analyses that might be performed with a given data set.
