Sentence examples for a simplistic definition from inspiring English sources

A simplistic definition calls alcoholism a disease caused by chronic, compulsive drinking.

A simplistic definition which creates a false dichotomy between their British and 'immigrant' identities leads to the pursuit of policies that not only leave a toxic legacy of community division but also come at huge cost to the public purse.

A simplistic definition of QFT conversion, proposed by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC), is a "change from a negative to a positive result".[1] This definition is easy to use from an operational perspective, but does a relatively small increase in IFN-γ responses constitute a true conversion?

While we admit that this is an overly simplistic definition of a gene, since some genes code for functional RNAs (Pearson, 2006; Gerstein et al., 2007), the link between gene and trait requiring expression and function of a gene product is what seems to be missing from students' mental models.

Such multi-functionality is becoming increasingly more apparent in bed bugs and it is evident that the originally simplistic definition of an alarm pheromone is becoming more complex [10], [12], [13], [24].

This simple (or simplistic) definition gets to one level of the processes of evolution (yet it misses many processes from speciation to what causes changes in gene frequencies in populations).

In its most simplistic definition, it is the seizing of another culture without their consent.

The overwhelming importance of a single variable, size of roadless wilderness, in defining home range size in forest elephants is impressive since the human footprint stamp on the telemetry sites is vastly more complex than our simplistic definition of wilderness [7], the inter-site ecology is highly variable, and elephants are an extremely adaptable species [19].

The simplistic definitions used will support a systematic analysis that provides insight regarding seasonal decompositions.

Our analysis of resilience concepts and models suggest that beyond simplistic definitions, it is possible to draw up a systemic resilience model (SyRes) that maintains these opposing characteristics without contradiction.

The societal expectations of women and men are evolving, but there are still simplistic definitions for the roles of breadwinner and family caregiver.