Sentence examples for more aggregate level from inspiring English sources

At the more aggregate level, political connections tend to be associated with worse industry dynamics — a lower rate of firms entering the market, less reallocation of resources from less- to more-productive firms, less growth, and lower productivity.

Detailed plans (broken down by region, product line, sales channel, and so forth) are useful for mature businesses, but NewCo should focus on resolving critical unknowns, which can be accomplished at a more aggregate level.

It is standard practice in empirical work to allow for clustering in the error covariance matrix if the explanatory variables of interest vary at a more aggregate level than the units of observation.

In particular, when the hi-resolution nature of the data allows the researcher choice over the level of aggregation at which the analysis is conducted, some types of measurement error could counterintuitively favor a more aggregate level of analysis.

Trade models should capture the importance of key parts through elasticity estimates, but the models usually used to estimate the effects of a trade war work at a much more aggregate level and may not capture this sort of vulnerability.

At the more aggregate level, however, the model appears to discriminate well between various policy scenarios, differentiated, e. g., by the size and structure of fiscal penalties and incentives.

Comparing observed and fitted market shares at the somewhat more aggregate levels carries more interest.

This can be carried out using the location quotient, which compares the relative frequency of a surname in a given region with the relative frequency of that surname at a more aggregate spatial level, for example a county or district versus Great Britain as a whole.

A comparison of the GRBS results with those of the three predominant ranking systems shows how GRBS is able to identify pockets of excellence within universities that are overlooked by the more traditional aggregate level approaches.

For example, diversity in life histories, phenologies and climate responses (thought to be underpinned by LA) among populations of sockeye salmon (Onchorynchus nerka) in Bristol Bay, Alaska results in asynchronous dynamics such that population numbers are more stable at the aggregate level than within single populations (Hilborn et al. 2003; Rogers and Schindler 2008).

This service can look at data on an aggregate level, but more interestingly, it can look at specific services, tags, availability zones, purchase options and API operations.