Sentences with phrase «good correlation further»

They also show good correlation further back against other tree - ring proxies (and other proxy types?)

Not exact matches

By suggesting a correlation between how well a college actually succeeds in forming and shaping students» lives during their academic journey and well - being after graduation, the report offers an opportunity for further debate over how best to cultivate the life of the mind.

That would force a deeper recognition that, in our capacities as consumers as well, there is far less correlation than has been supposed between the richness of human experience and the quantity and quality of goods and services consumed.

But this is far from proving that good health» for example, the correlations reported in the Handbook between tiny reductions of diastolic blood pressure and religious practice» is a direct result of attending Sunday worship.

Physicians have recommended vitamin D supplements to their patients for a decade, with good reason: dozens of studies have shown a correlation between high intake of vitamin D — far higher than most people would get in a typical diet and from exposure to the sun — and lower rates of chronic diseases, such as cancer and type 1 diabetes.

Further in their Fig. 1 Courtillot et al. show geochemical data from a Central Alpine stalagmite which purports to establish a highly tight correlation between climate variations and a solar activity proxy; as Bard and Delaygue note, Courtillot and co-workers have concealed the fact that the correlation is so good precisely because the chronology of the two series being compared has been finely tuned to expressly maximize the correlation.

By their own admission: «health expenditure showed by far the highest correlation coefficients» (i.e. high health expenditures correlated well with low occurrence of cardiovascular disease).

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This poverty argument (it's not Tough's) is also oversimplified, since, as the PISA (Programme for International Student Assessment) reports show, some parts of the world diminish the poverty - achievement correlation far more than the U.S., through better schooling.

Understanding device use is important as the survey reveals further correlation between device choice and genre preference, with certain fiction genres continuing to dominate on dedicated e-readers, while some specialized nonfiction genres perform better on other devices.

Although high correlations do not imply product identity, there are a good starting point for further analysis.

They can also offer better diversification & lower correlation in your portfolio — the possible opportunity & upside you see may be much less dependent on the economy & the market (but far more dependent on that potential transformation & value being realized).

As far as the connection between breeding and shelter killing, I think there is a correlation as far as public behavior is concerned and separate from the manner in which shelters are operated for the bad or for the good.

As far as excact correlations in that article from harvard I would treat that with a thorough statistical analysis, but the qualitative data is well supported.

The details are described in the previous link, but the basic issue is that temperature anomalies have a much greater correlation scale (100's of miles) than absolute temperatures — i.e. if the monthly anomaly in upstate New York is a 2ºC, that is a good estimate for the anomaly from Ohio to Maine, and from Quebec to Maryland, while the absolute temperature would vary far more.

The correlation between N.H. T, and the AMO is far better then any correlation between rising CO2 and GAT.

Dr. Svalgaard face the facts, and facts are, as by now you know far better than I do (thanks to the work Vukcevic has done) that: It appears that the temperature natural change in the N. Hemisphere directly correlates to the combined changes in two magnetic fields as measured at the Earth's surface: http://www.vukcevic.talktalk.net/GSC1.htm To paraphrase Dr. Svalgaard of Stanford: If correlation is really good, one can live with an as yet undiscovered mechanism.

If his hypothesis had a comparably straightforward account showing an excellent correlation between some global temperature dataset and another observable (his alternative to CO2 as the control knob) it would be a good contender, but so far Miskolczi has been unable to bring any clarity to his hypothesis.

Solar correlation also appear to be very tenuous, at least as far as the longest temperature record is concerned http://www.vukcevic.talktalk.net/CET-SSN.htm However there is a good correlation with the oceans» currents distribution in both the North Atlantic http://www.vukcevic.talktalk.net/CET-NAP.htm and the Pacific ocean.

Regarding the correlation, Howard Hayden makes an interesting argument, namely that it is far too good.

The Polar Urals Update has a better correlation to gridcell temperature than the Yamal series (I have so far been unable to confirm the correlation to gridcell temperature of this series reported in Osborn and Briffa 2006 and suspect that it is wrong.)

Correlation is a good pointer, making such a connection worthy of further investigation.

Far better than any correlation with carbon dioxide levels my friend.

Correlation is not causation, but when a model is working it is a good indication, and further studies should then be done to verify the potential, and refine the model.

It is far better to realize spurious sample correlation for what it is.

-- Second graph (to the left) shows on visual inspection good agreement between the CET and the Global temps for period 1880 - 2010; the 2011 CET is now second highest on the record http://www.vukcevic.talktalk.net/CET2011.htm — The visual inspection is not sufficient, thus correlation graph to the far right, with convincing R ^ 2 = 0.7.

Re # 68 and # 72 — Herschel found a correlation with the weat prices and sunspot number — The Atlantic AMO correlates resonably well for example with the North American temperature (1940ies almost as warm as 1990) For a further random example Goosse, H., M. M. Holland, 2005 J. Climate, 18, 3552 — 3570 model the effect of various parameters on the Artic and ``..

Further research shows there's a high correlation with ranking well and having the keyword you are targeting as the very first words in your title tag.

Also, Litecoin and Bitcoin have shown strong price correlation in the past, further reinforcing the theory that the rise in Bitcoin has benefited Litecoin investors as well.

Further evidence of validity was documented in the small to modest correlations between the BITSEA and evaluator ratings of problems and competence, which were well within the range of commonly reported parent / observer correlations (Achenbach et al., 1987).

Additional exploratory analyses including correlation coefficients and further ANCOVA and logistic regression models may be used to identify the characteristics of subsets of participants who respond particularly well or poorly to the addition of HPS to IYP.

«I am sure there is a strong correlation between people who believe the value of their home has and will increase with those who believe that Obama has done a good job so far as president.»