Given the multiple, overlapping, ongoing evaluations of the CLAHRC programme locally and nationally, one of the authors (SC) was granted full access to anonymized interview transcripts for the micro level analysis to alleviate fears of interview fatigue.
Efficiency control involves micro-level analysis of the various elements of the marketing mix, including sales force, advertising, sales promotion, and distribution.
We have conducted a micro-level analysis of how the three main German car manufacturers have changed their activities in the field of low emission vehicle technologies in response to national/international events and policy making.
Three levels of analysis are presented: (1) macro-level analysis comparing the number of measures strictly addressing resilience versus sustainability, (2) meso-level analysis of the coverage of types of hazards within SAFs (e.g. flood, fire), and (3) micro-level analysis of SAF measures connected to flood-related hazard resilience.
In such economies, it may be appropriate to undertake further research and micro-level analysis of consumer behaviour and choice preferences of citizens in relation to different telecommunication products beyond the confines of the variables employed in this study.
The past two decades has seen a major expansion into the analysis of the spatial distribution of crime, with small scale or micro level analysis emerging at the forefront of place based research (Sherman et al. 1989; Sherman 1995; Weisburd 2015).
About micro level analysis, there are examples of Fourier analysis [22] or noise [23] in literature.
Even though the macroeconomic is suggestive of a causal link between immigration and productivity, the detailed micro-level analysis reveals no evidence of a positive correlation between a higher concentration of immigrants and firm productivity.
Part of this concept of micro-level analysis is known as the 80/20 rule or Pareto's Principle (Eck et al. 2007; Weisburd et al. 2012), and reigns true not only in crime prevention and crime control, but other areas of the criminal justice field as well [this concept has also been branded as the 'law of crime concentrations' by Weisburd et al. (2012)].
Cancode was adapted from CN-LOGIT and consists of three parts: (1) micro-level analysis in real time, retaining the sequence of events, (2) event counts, and (3) macro-level analysis of consultation style and effect.
