Sentence examples for naive interpretations from inspiring English sources

Knowledge of the different effects is important in preventing naive interpretations of the effects of TMS and allows for the study of interactions between different brain areas.

Several reasons may explain the current situation: (1) naive interpretations of evolution; (2) ideological and religious views or simple unawareness; (3) old-fashioned textbook-based approach; (4) lack of updating concerning the newest discoveries; and (5) optional nature of this topic in biology classes (Bracinha Vieira 2009; Smith 2010).

If you look at recent discoveries, they have no a priori bearing in physical reality at all.The naive interpretation that mathematics comes from physical reality just doesn't work.

The most naive interpretation of the BICEP2 data is the chaotic inflation by an inflaton with a quadratic potential.

The "swimming artifact" in this 2D Earth example leads to the naive interpretation that the bias occurs in the source-array direction, which is in the along-strike direction when imaging the Tohoku-Oki earthquake with the USArray.

I wish he'd called her on a naive interpretation of a complex issue.

"The story on screen comes off as a naive interpretation of the homeless experience as imagined from a place of great privilege," argued The Times' review.

There is a naive interpretation of this plot.

A naive interpretation of such a transient pattern would be that the intervention is initially very successful (drop in incidence), then begins to fail (as incidence increases) and in a third phase improves as incidence decreases.

A naive interpretation of the genetic studies that higher levels of antioxidant increase risk of CHD would be misleading.

The association of abnormal binding with more, rather than less grey matter volume, contrasts with a naive interpretation of neurodegeneration as simple tissue loss.