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I read with interest a recent article published in this journal by Wang et al.[1][1] The authors analyzed diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) data acquired on 71 healthy young, old, and older adult brains a (20–79 years of age). The authors calculated diffusion tensor metrics such as fractional

Simple Linear Regression Model Is Misleading When Used to Analyze Quantitative Diffusion Tensor Imaging Data That Include Young and Old Adults