Sentences with phrase «correlation is in doubt»

Until they do, the tree - ring > temperature proxy correlation is in doubt.

Not exact matches

By now you'll no doubt see the obvious correlations between them all as well, and the really interesting thing about it all is that in each and every one of them, both the ones I have reported on here as well as others we are yet to review, the lessons we take from them are not to be found in academic institutions.

Readers have no doubt noticed that numerous inter-market correlations seem to have been suspended lately, and that many things are happening that superficially seem to make little sense (e.g. falling junk bond yields while defaults are surging; the yen rising since the BoJ adopted negative rates; stocks rising amid a persistent decline in earnings growth; bonds, gold and stocks moving in unison, etc., etc.).

Correlation is not causation of course, and there are so many other possible culprits that we're still teasing apart what affects what, but it's hard to believe that the steady decline in health that began around the time industrial oils were introduced is 100 % unrelated to this dietary change — so why give it the benefit of the doubt, when these problems were much fewer 100 years ago?

«I can say without a doubt there is a direct correlation between the students in algebra and their understanding of variables in science,» said Tim Hall, an 8th grade algebra and science teacher at Totem.

In reading comments here and other locations around the «skeptosphere,» do you doubt that there is a strong correlation between rather extremist libertarian (or libertarian - like) ideology and climate «skepticism?»

There is no doubt there is a close correlation and the unanswered question is did this westerly regime persist from 1975 until the present day and could therefore have an impact on the sporadic warming we can observe in recent decades?

If you know the standard - errors of the various data - point (i.e. global mean temperature) estimates, we can check if it's statistically significant via a difference in means test, while accounting for correlation in estimator distributions (it should be, unless NASA can't measure at all, which I sincerely doubt).