Sentences with phrase «simple correlation with»

1) The attribution of Global Warming to CO2, is not through simple correlation with data from ice ages as suggested here.

The sad fact is the Lake's dynamics are extremely complex and we have sacrificed our chance to understand for a simple correlation with temeperature.

Had he done so, he would have drawn a line that went up only 1/3 of the distance implied by the simple correlation with CO2 shown by the ice core record.

Not exact matches

Although we have proceeded with this discussion in a structure much simpler than that of Professor Paul Tillich, we shall attempt what he calls a «method of correlation,» whereby man's existential questions are met by the answers of our Christian faith.

But with simple daily observations of your child's diet and bowels, you can make important correlations and skillfully adjust her diet accordingly.

Many researchers now believe that real advances in genomics will come not from simple X-causes-Y correlations but from a rich statistical understanding that emerges out of the sequences of millions of genomes — a set that reveals how our genetic code is likely to interact with the environment to make us who we are.

Robert M. Yerkes and John D. Dodson - the two researchers behind the self - titled «Yerkes - Dodson law» — came up with a simple yet savvy way of explaining the correlation between arousal and performance.

This simple correlation is not corrected for unreliability of the measures of grit and Big Five traits (a measure that has a test - retest reliability of.80 can not correlate with another measure at a higher level than.80 — correlations can be corrected for this attenuation).

Not surprisingly, parent socioeconomic status is strongly predictive of student test scores, and, looking at simple correlations, we find that less - advantaged students do tend to be assigned to teachers with lower VA measures.

The importance of correlation in the investing world comes from the simple (and Nobel Prize winning) insight that since investors naturally seek to minimize risk, what they should do is construct portfolios with assets that have as low a correlation with each other as possible.

Mispricing theory would argue that investors are unable to correctly translate information beyond simple financial metrics into efficient prices, and risk theory would argue that several metrics related to quality are associated with a distinct undiversifiable correlation pattern, which in a multifactor setting may signal that quality stocks are compensated by a risk premium.

While Hussman's formula is exceedingly simple, with a correlation of more than 0.8 it's also highly predictive.

My only remaining skepticism had to do with the use of this simple correlation for predicting the future «to within a millikelvin»: namely, that the correlation ignored two real constraints on future atmospheric CO2 increase, from human emissions upon which the entire correlation is based.

A simple combination of these three parameters that is [Td] n +2 − -LRB-[Ta] n + [Td] n − 3) is used and its correlation with [E] n is computed for n = 10 — 21.

Simple calculation shows that this residual oscillating component (it very closely matches the AMO with amplitude excursion of ~ 0.6 C) is directly related to the sunspot cycles for the period: http://www.vukcevic.talktalk.net/GSC1.htm On the other hand there is close correlation between the N.A. SST (AMO) and global temperatures for period 1880 - 2010, with a single exception at 1969 - 70 when there is an inexplicable drop in the AMO of 0.325 C, and than trends continue on a parallel up - slope.

Presumably industry and its CO2 production will correlate with many things we are doing to the planet, so simple correlation is not enough.

I would love to see CO2 plotted on top of the second graph with the MWP so that my simple brain could see the correlation.

«The correlation of changes in d13C with ENSO events and the comparison with a simple model of a series of cascades suggest that the changes in d13C in the atmosphere have little to do with the input of CO2 emissions from the continuous use of fossil fuels.»

With a PC link, the data can be used for all sorts of projects, from simple averaging ones to looking at correlations between different measurements such as wind direction and temperature.

But that's an entirely different issue from the very simple one about Mann's correlation of sediments from Finnish bridge building with global climate fields — something that may qualify as a classic example of spurious correlation, up with Yule's original alcoholism and C of E marriages.

The regression F statistic (with 1, n - 2 DOF) for a simple correlation is (n - 2) * R2 / (1 - R2).

A correlation of 0.999 suggests that there are no differences in the devices and that you would get almost precisely the same measure with a simple transformation of the raw data.

There has actually not been a rise in direct correlation with simple marijuana use and car crashes.

This simple correlation is not corrected for unreliability of the measures of grit and Big Five traits (a measure that has a test - retest reliability of.80 can not correlate with another measure at a higher level than.80 — correlations can be corrected for this attenuation).