Sentence examples for be too simplistic and from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the 350 °C critical temperature limit predicted in the EN 1993-1-3 2005 may be too simplistic and conservative for fire design of this type of columns.
Our study illustrates that an a priori hypothesis may be too simplistic and may underestimate potential bias.
In our study based on infertile couples treated by IVF, we found that an a priori hypothesis on attrition may be too simplistic and may underestimate potential bias.
These findings suggest that isolating individual dietary components from other possible factors contributing to dental erosive wear may be too simplistic, and that the relationships between the factors leading to erosive lesions are complex.
The principle that one gene leads to one protein or one metabolite has in recent years proved to be too simplistic and often incorrect, as demonstrated in experimental studies.
This view may be too simplistic and, in fact, walking may be a complex motor task that demands attention and is related to higher cognitive functions, such as executive function.
It's too simplistic and possibly a little racist.
Relying on redistribution alone is too simplistic, and is doomed to failure.
An attack would have been too simplistic, and in these modern times quite an easy thing to do".
