“…264 Even though in most of cases the %V Bur is a perfect structural tool/parameter to correlate with a series of data, experimental or computational, [265][266][267] it is also necessary to be honest in recognizing that it does not seem that the %V Bur is one of the variables with the best behaviour in terms of the reproduction of the structural and/ or steric part, 61,268,269 with preference for the Tolman electronic parameter (TEP), 270,271 and sometimes the bond distances 268 and angles can be a better choice. 61,269 And particularly, in the activation of the C-O bond of the allylic alcohol, catalysed by palladium, the multiple linear regression analysis does not use as a variable either the %V Bur or the C-O bond distance but the angle with the metal. 269 Actually, most of the studies base the use of steric maps, independently of the catalytic reaction under study, and based on the cleft on the metal centre, where the substrate should interact, as Gramage-Doria and coworkers have developed with non-biological catalysts that mirror enzyme principles.…”