Relationships grow with time: a note of caution about energy expenditure‐proxy correlations, focussing on accelerometry as an example
Abstract
Scientists studying the energy expenditure of air-breathing divers are interested in developing a more tractable technique to support their endeavour. Accelerometers instrumented to animals can return a tangible measure of those animals’ activity levels, which in some situations correlates with their metabolic rate. However, I argue that reported evidence for this correlation in semi-aquatic animals while diving is not always as strong as it...
Paper Details
Title
Relationships grow with time: a note of caution about energy expenditure‐proxy correlations, focussing on accelerometry as an example
Published Date
Jan 31, 2017
Journal
Volume
31
Issue
6
Pages
1176 - 1183
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