Sentence examples for based on simplistic assumptions from inspiring English sources

Whilst these studies are informative in understanding the mechanisms behind ecosystem response, care must be taken in making predictions based on simplistic assumptions, such as additive and linear relationships.

Although these estimates are based on simplistic assumptions and should be interpreted with extreme caution, they suggest that the non-negligible support of the Ecdysozoa clade could be, largely, explained by parallel changes, owing, primarily, to the long nematode branch.

As a consequence, source control regulations are often based on simplistic hydrologic assumptions.

Moving average methods tend to be more robust than model-based methods when those model-based methods are based on simplistic (i.e., nonhierarchical) assumptions.

A stereotype is based on simplistic generalisations about a particular group.

I oppose data-driven efforts to reform disciplinary policies when they are based on simplistic statistics.

Traditional queue discharge models are either microscopic or stochastic, and macroscopic traffic flow models for signalized intersections are based on overly simplistic assumptions.

The calculations were based on the simplistic assumption of a static market share of candidate products.

Previous formulations within surface elasticity have been based on the simplistic assumption of isotropy.

It is based on the simplistic assumption that the L features (x_{l}) are statistically independent given (omega _{j}).

Mr Kerry said the "misperception" that America was disengaging appeared to be based on the "simplistic assumption that our only tool of influence is our military, and that if we don't have a huge troop presence somewhere or we aren't brandishing an immediate threat of force, we are somehow absent from the arena".