There is something rather reductive and overdeterministic about genes.
This take is rather reductive, but it is also worlds away from the standard foreign policy theory conservatives adhere to: realism.
Once he demanded that they love him; now he loves them 'to the end.' " The bulk of this book, however, is devoted to explicating Mr. Miles's rather reductive thesis that repentance or "the changing of the mind of God" is "the great subject, the epic argument of the Christian Bible".
This may sound rather reductive, but then again, close your eyes and listen -- with this blind taste-test, can you really tell any difference between software structures and the divine accomplishments of the great composers?
But as journalist and activist Janet Mock eloquently pointed out in a Facebook post, hooks accusation that Beyoncé's focus on the black female body is "not radical" but rather reductive simply "echoes dismissal of femmes as less serious, colluding with patriarchy, merely using our bodies rather than our brains to sell, be seen, survive".
And that's too bad; while the purity-carnality dichotomy is an understandable draw for a director, it's a rather obvious and reductive one, lending itself to overwrought dialogue and overheated emoting.
So, if our standard is intelligence or nuance, "reductive" was a rather generous appraisal indeed.
Rather, the reductive, molecular account does not adequately explain because it does not involve the natural kinds that underlie the appropriate causal relations.
Contemporary GH thinking requires sustainable, systems-based approaches to solutions, rather than reductive interventions.
In this process, π-allyl Pd complex 36 preferentially undergoes a reductive elimination rather than a β-hydride elimination as in the case of intermediate 24 (Scheme 11), likely because the sulfamide group of 36 is more electron-deficient than the urea group of 24.
