Sentence examples for naively considering from inspiring English sources

Somewhat ironically and perhaps rather naively, considering how Colombian football's resurgence was bankrolled, Escobar firmly believed the sport could help put a stop to the violence that was destroying the country he loved.

These figures are used to compare our method with the conventional approach, which naively considers the baseline course to be of constant (without any fluctuation) potential shift.

Many investigators and readers naively consider a randomised trial as high quality simply because it is double blind, as if double-blinding is the sine qua non of a randomised controlled trial.

If we were to naively consider the characteristic time for a single Nup and Importinβ to separate based on commonly measured fast kon and affinities (e.g., Kd (Nup⋅NTR) ∼100 nM and kon ∼10 M−1s−1 → unbinding time (UT) ∼100 ms), it appears impossible that Importinβ could cross a 50 mM FG-filled pore within 5 ms.

That is considered naively optimistic, especially because many of those surveyed live in countries where up to a fifth of the population is thought to be H.I.V. positive.

Thus, considered naively, the double mutants are ∼1000-fold ∼1000-foldn than one would expect.

We naively believe that we can become billionaires overnight.

Friends naively believe that adding sex to their relationship will not lead to complications.

The 95% threshold was motivated by the approach a first time user might naively take.

Naively one may simply consider the addition of noise to a deterministic phase oscillator model to generate a stochastic differential equation.

Naively one would expect that local chip artifacts in microarray experiments be canceled considering the ratio of the sample and reference cells.