Sentence examples for Relatively simplistic from inspiring English sources

Relatively simplistic recommendations are widely available for the preliminary sizing of reinforced concrete columns.

Relatively simplistic assumptions have been required, such as the cost implications of the changes, and how they may impact on the flows of people through the system.

Traditional statistical modeling for such data has been relatively simplistic.

This difficulty currently necessitates consideration of relatively simplistic and statistically inferior age models.

But it is relatively simplistic and does not do a good job of capturing extreme events, Wahl says.

Through the years, many have argued over Lee's presentation of Atticus Finch's liberal position – but the popular perception of the book's didactic intentions have remained relatively simplistic.

Unlike Blackstar – a sprawling 10-minute mini-epic which presented the musician in full, surreal, dream logic stride – this new video has a relatively more simplistic storyline, with Bowie trapped amid a fraught, feverish nightmare.

The stories avoid melodrama and feature relatively more simplistic characters than Final Fantasys Squall Leonhart or Tidus, a source of contention.

In the current study the educational component explaining the mechanisms of action was relatively brief and simplistic.

However, the authors' conjecture that morphology alone seems sufficient to explain efficiently propagation of dendritic spikes in CA2 PCs is rather simplistic and relatively untested.

My article forthcoming in the Hastings Center Report (HCR) elaborates on the legal and moral foundation for my advance directive declining even simplistic interventions at a relatively early stage of post-competence cognitive decline.