Perhaps, but it's an extraordinarily simplistic comparison, one that misses some of the key originators of these nation-states.
The most simplistic comparison is the comparison between our network pair-lists and the E coli definitions; as we have two classes of networks (pp and mm) and pm, we expect a difference in the types of relationship found.
This simplistic comparison ignores the large social and psychological costs of abortion or unintended pregnancy.
First, there is a danger that the adoption of standardized terminology and simplistic comparisons of fixed migrant/minority categories risks the reification of concepts and essentialisation (whether in genetic or culturalist terms) of migrant/minority populations.
The bank said: "The corporate tax affairs of an organisation with the global footprint of Barclays are complex and not reducible to simplistic comparisons.
And they argue that simplistic comparisons with other electricity sources are unfair: fossil-fuel plants pay too little for their planet-warming carbon emissions, while renewables benefit from generous subsidies.Britain's liberal energy market, in which long-term contracts are a rarity, is a bigger obstacle.
Representative Sherwood Boehlert, the New York Republican who is chairman of the science committee, defended Mr. O'Keefe, describing the e-mail messages released on Wednesday as speculation from engineers, and he urged lawmakers "to avoid simplistic comparisons" to efforts by NASA officials to cover up problems in the aftermath of the Challenger shuttle explosion in 1986.
The graphical methods of line and spider graph methods are easy to calculate, visualize, and provide a simplistic approach for comparison, ranking of alternatives.
It is a simplistic method which reduces the shape matching problem to sampling, normalizations, and comparison of probability distributions.
But is this also a simplistic solution?
