Sentence examples for a simplistic method from inspiring English sources
It is a simplistic method which reduces the shape matching problem to sampling, normalizations, and comparison of probability distributions.
Consumers benefit from a mean cost-saving per computational unit, despite using a simplistic method to forecast usage and occasionally purchasing resources they subsequently do not use.
The results demonstrate a simplistic method for conversion of the saw dust to high quality, fluorescent, cellulosic precursors that can find novel applications in the manufacturing, biomedical and pharmaceutical industries.
To evaluate the efficiency of using summary tables on filtering performance, we compared the execution time of our canvasDB filtering implementation with a simplistic method where variants are analyzed from separate database tables (see Methods for implementation details).
A simplistic method uses the mean along with the standard deviation of length of stay for a population to assign a boundary of two standard deviations above the mean.
"This is a good, simplistic method to get the message through," said the group's president, William B. Berger, who is the chief of police in North Miami Beach.
As a very simplistic method to account for this we chose to examine how the number of rotational bonds in the ligand would influence the predicted binding free energy.
However, this is an overly simplistic method for testing model equivalence which pays little mind to the details of the models themselves.
It is emphasised that this rule of thumb provides a simplistic practical method which accounts for main effects.
Based on experiments with our implementation, which can be publicly tested and used over the web, we believe that our technique is more efficient than the simplistic method based on complementation of automata which can quickly lead to a highly-exponential state explosion.
Furthermore, this very simplistic method of classification does not take into account the unique properties of chemicals or the environments to which they are released [12].
