The Covariance Is Not Used as Much as the Correlation

question 72

Multiple Choice

The covariance is not used as much as the correlation because

• A)it is not always a valid predictor of linear relationships.
• B)it is difficult to calculate.
• C)it is difficult to interpret because it depends on the units of measurement.
• D)of all of these options.

Understand respiratory volumes and capacities and their measurement.

Understand the impact of pathological conditions on gas exchange.

Identify the structures involved in the respiratory gas exchange.

Explain the physiological principles underlying the oxygen-hemoglobin dissociation curve.

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