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20:33 Jun 6, 2008 |
German to English translations [PRO] Marketing - Mathematics & Statistics | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Harald Moelzer (medical-translator) Germany Local time: 10:37 | ||||||
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evaluation of samples Explanation: just a shot in the dark |
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exploitation Explanation: was my first thought as well, but still just a guess |
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sampling ratio Explanation: Könnte passen, da die Stichprobenausschöpfung i.d.R in Prozent angegeben wird. Reference: http://archiv.ub.uni-marburg.de/diss/z2008/0358/ |
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sample utilization Explanation: I endorse the asker's own translation suggestion. geringe Stichprobenausschöpfung = low/poor sample utilization |
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(low) return rate(s) Explanation: ...is a common terminology in this context... Just search for "low return rate" & "sample". See ref: -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 Tage9 Stunden (2008-06-09 05:39:28 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- ...SORRY - *RESPONSE RATE* is by far more common than *return rate*... Thus, the most appropriate answer would be: ****(low) response rate(s)***** also see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Response_rate Reference: http://www.communitydevelopment.uiuc.edu/resources/factsheet... |
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Response rate Explanation: "Die **Ausschöpfung** als Begriff der Marktforschung ist der Anteil von tatsächlich erzielten Interviews an der in einer Stichprobe ursprünglich nach Zahl der Befragungspersonen oder -haushalten möglichen Interviews. Mit sinkender Ausschöpfung sinkt die Wahrscheinlichkeit, dass die befragten Personen oder Haushalte die tatsächliche Grundgesamtheit repräsentieren, und damit verringert sich auch die Gesamtqualität der Untersuchung." "**Response rate** as a market research term is the proportion of interviews actually held as a percentage of the interviews originally possible in a sample based on the number of potential respondents or households. As the response rate falls, so does the probability that the persons or households questioned represent the actual universe, and this also reduces the overall quality of the survey." IMO the 'Zielgruppen- prefix is slightly misleading. To see the above quotes, toggle languags at the URL http://lexikon.guj.de/index.php?slid=1384&sprache_id=2&sitel... |
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