level of aggregation

collocation in English

meaningsoflevelandaggregation

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level
noun[C]
uk
/ˈlev.əl/
us
/ˈlev.əl/
the height ...
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aggregation
noun
uk
/ˌæɡ.rɪˈɡeɪ.ʃən/
us
/ˌæɡ.rəˈɡeɪ.ʃən/
the process of combining things or amounts into a single group ...
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(Definition oflevelandaggregationfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Small values of k imply a highlevelofaggregationamong few hosts (overdispersion) whereas large k values indicate a lowlevelofaggregation(underdispersion).
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Multiple views can also be constructed depending on the requiredlevelofaggregation.
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This is likely to have artificially distorted the pattern by increasing thelevelofaggregationobserved.
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Moreover, it draws on the latest available data at the lowestlevelofaggregation.
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Measuring socio-economic characteristics at a largerlevelofaggregationignores this internal variation.
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Having presented the cohesion and coalition patterns aggregated for each parliament, we now seek to explain these patterns at a lowerlevelofaggregation.
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At thatlevelofaggregation, we similarly find little evidence of nonlinearity in the residual process.
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A more complex within-context problem for the researcher involves choosing the relevantlevelofaggregationto define a particular context for the outcomes of interest.
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However, the highlevelofaggregationinherent in growth functions impairs their ability to represent causality in growth processes.
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It also indicates that, at thislevelofaggregation, these two series are relatively independent.
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Dramatic variation across the smaller units is a certainty, but is obviously masked by ourlevelofaggregation.
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Given that most of the underlying relationships are probably highly non-linear and spatially discontinuous, thislevelofaggregationhas got to cause some serious problems.
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One could say that at an abstract nationallevelofaggregation, the three systems were roughly the same.
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The first issue that needs to be explored is the appropriatelevelofaggregationfor the data analysis.
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Some distortion is naturally acceptable at thislevelofaggregation.
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The estimates do not differ much acrosslevelofaggregation.
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Hence, at eitherlevelofaggregation, creation has an apparently negative effect on productivity growth, whereas destruction has a positive effect.
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The question seems to pose itself at quite the wronglevelofaggregation.
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Data at the lowest possiblelevelofaggregationare used; this is usually the five-digit level, but, where this level does not exist, the four-digit level has been drawn upon.
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Furthermore, theirlevelofaggregationallows incorporation of new concepts and data continuously emerging from research at lower aggregation levels, thus enabling the essential link between experimental and modelling research.
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