Common use of Levels of Analysis Clause in Contracts

Levels of Analysis. The evaluation designs proposed for each research question may include analysis at the beneficiary, provider, and aggregate program level, as appropriate, and include population stratifications to the extent feasible, for further depth and to glean potential non-equivalent effects on different sub-groups. In its review of the draft evaluation plan, CMS reserves the right to request additional levels of analysis.

Levels of Analysis. The evaluation designs proposed for each research question may include analysis at the beneficiary, provider, and aggregate program level, as appropriate, and include population stratifications to the extent feasible, for further depth and to glean potential non-equivalent effects on different sub-groups. In its review of the draft evaluation plan, CMS reserves the right to request additional levels of analysis.

Levels of Analysis. The evaluation designs proposed for each research question may include analysis at the beneficiary, provider, and aggregate program level, as appropriate, and include population or relevant population group stratifications to the extent feasible, for further depth and to glean potential non-equivalent effects on different sub-groups. In its review of the draft evaluation plan, CMS reserves the right to request additional levels of analysis.

Levels of Analysis. The evaluation designs proposed for each research question may include analysis at the beneficiary, provider, and aggregate program level, as appropriate, and include population or relevant population group stratifications to the extent feasible, for further depth and to glean potential non-equivalent effects on different sub-sub- groups. In its review of the draft evaluation plan, CMS reserves the right to request additional levels of analysis.

Levels of Analysis. The evaluation designs proposed for each research question may include analysis at the beneficiary, provider, and aggregate program level, as appropriate, and include population or relevant population group stratifications to the extent feasible, for further depth and to glean potential non-equivalent effects on different sub-sub­ groups. In its review of the draft evaluation plan, CMS reserves the right to request additional levels of analysis.