In the context of social and demographic analysis, the microanalytic units of such models are individuals and groupings of individuals, such as families or households.
Both microanalytic codes and global ratings were created to reflect parental CRIT and EOI.
Generating microanalytic descriptions of newborn action and interaction including concurrently occurring contextual and environmental factors
Similar findings are reported in microanalytic studies involving women's reproductive choices, which also address a variety of other aspects of the medical visit.
Using microanalytic technology, we hope to maximize the utility of the pediatric visit, developing standardized procedures that will allow pediatricians to better assess children's behavioral and developmental functioning.
Definition of microanalytic in US English:
microanalytic
adjectiveˌmīkrōˌanəˈlidikˌmaɪkroʊˌænəˈlɪdɪk
See microanalysis
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Generating microanalytic descriptions of newborn action and interaction including concurrently occurring contextual and environmental factors
Similar findings are reported in microanalytic studies involving women's reproductive choices, which also address a variety of other aspects of the medical visit.
Using microanalytic technology, we hope to maximize the utility of the pediatric visit, developing standardized procedures that will allow pediatricians to better assess children's behavioral and developmental functioning.
Both microanalytic codes and global ratings were created to reflect parental CRIT and EOI.
In the context of social and demographic analysis, the microanalytic units of such models are individuals and groupings of individuals, such as families or households.