Sentence examples for making simplified from inspiring English sources

It's been in business for a few years making simplified computing devices aimed at the education market, the Pro model having been launched just recently.

By making simplified risk tables in advance, physicians can obtain the patient's risk from an auxiliary table, even if the value of a predictor is missing.

"I could make simplified maps, but I didn't understand the science behind it.

"What economists otherwise do is make simplified assumptions about our world, build imaginary economies based on those assumptions – otherwise known as models – and use them to draw practical lessons".

Other established players include Emporia, which basically makes simplified feature phones, and Doro, which makes a mix of devices (including dabbling in tablet software).

The chapter concludes by considering a practical problem, that is the need to make simplified models in the stress analysis of components, and their analysis using the TCD.

On the other hand, the paper makes simplified assumptions such as one user per router, absolute fairness is said to be enforced and only one radio per router is assumed.

These calculations usually make simplified assumptions about the distribution and values of rock grout interface shear strengths, the shape of the volume of rock likely to be involved in uplift failure under the influence of a system of post-tensioned anchors, and the mechanism of that failure.

The model (supplementary material Appendix S1) is based on the principle of tissue surface energy minimisation and makes simplified assumptions about local geometric constraints, notably a constant gut diameter and fixed connection to the rectum (R in Fig. 6).

At the same time, due to the complex structural properties of the genome, it is often inappropriate to make simplified assumptions that would enable analytic evaluation of significance (Ewan Birney et al., 2007).

A few weeks back, Sam was making a simplified version of pho, the Vietnamese soup.