Sentence examples for less reductionist from inspiring English sources
"Risk assessment must become less reductionist and less focused on obtaining complete information on all aspects of individual hazards.
There is however a clear need to improve evidence-based service planning as current efforts involve collation (and often collection) of a considerable amount of data, combined in ways which may be neither transparent nor, in effect, any less reductionist.
Nevertheless, even though strategies taking into account a bigger and more complex picture of reality by being less reductionist are new in their focus and method, they may remain traditional in their promise of perfect and undisputable knowledge, and may remain traditional in their scientific analysis.
Of note, the use of less reductionist and a more integrative large mammal model of regional myocardial I/R which are much closer to clinical reality is increasingly rare, in part secondary to animal welfare restrictions, but also secondary to expenses.
Although a proud Darwinist, Gould's emphasis was less gradualist and reductionist than most neo-Darwinists.
Compared to in vivo models, the in vitro methods are often reductionist, less complex models, and have limitations when the interplay between multiple cell types (e.g. in liver toxicity) or various tissues (e.g. in endocrine deregulation) causes a toxic effect (Lilienblum et al. 2008).
Business should do more to reduce its impact, and not do less by just being reductionist.
On this view, P* merely realizes P; it is not identical with P. Given its denial of property identity, this latter view seems less apt to a reductionist interpretation.
If on the contrary, the parts can be considered more separately, then the system is less complex and the reductionist toolkit is fine.
In this, his mind worked against the reductionist tendencies of philosophers who had less experience with and sympathy for science itself.
And the third claim is that we are reductionists who value arts and humanities less than sciences.
