"I know some people like to think there's this simplistic correlation between writing a check and getting a vote," he said.
Thirdly, 2 simplistic correlation measures, Pearson correlation coefficients and Spearman correlation coefficients, have been used in the meta-analysis.
One of these simplifications was the use of a simplistic mass transfer correlation for the faster reactions and omission of mass transfer effects completely on the moderate speed and slow speed reactions such as those in a fluidized bed gasifier.
Despite the relatively simplistic nature of correlation measurements, they reflect an integrative view of gene-gene interactions in any given system, pointing out general structure characteristics of transcriptional interaction networks [ 19].
However, PNS biosynthesis is a complex process involving many triterpene saponins, so it is simplistic to discern simple correlations between miRNA expression and saponin content.
As usual, the analysis is not simplistic and tries to explain correlations and tendencies in detail.
Busuttil insists it is simplistic to assume a direct correlation between PTSD and violent crime.
It was found that using second-order algebraic relations, or using more simplistic Boussinesq-hypothesis-based cross-correlations, has minor effects on the determination of the Eulerian time-averaged particle properties.
"It's simplistic to say that if genetic correlations occur, sexual selection does not, and if one sex is choosy, then the other sex isn't," Dr. Amundsen said.
We selected this measure as the base comparison measure because it has been widely used as a measure of chronic illness and multimorbidity, it was the most simplistic, and it produced the lowest correlations with the health outcome variables.
