Sentence examples for oversimplified concepts from inspiring English sources
If nothing else, among so many potential benefits, the kind of solid science presented and discussed in this issue and at the Howard conference is providing proof that oversimplified concepts of race simply don't work in any objective realm.
As a beginner, you may become a victim of oversimplified concepts and half-truths.
As her popularity rises, so does the demand for meaningless products with regurgitated, oversimplified soundbyte versions of concepts that meant something when they were a complex, important observation or demand when they came out of the mouth of someone with considerably less — often a person of color.
This is certainly true of visual representations that offer an oversimplified explanation of scientific concepts for the sake of clarity.
More recently, the oversimplified use of evolutionary concepts in sociobiology and evolutionary psychology has undermined the credibility of these disciplines (Allen et al. 1975; Buller 2005).
These projections are oversimplified and misleading because they rely on the outdated "five races" concept.
Key concepts of NOS include viewing science as more than just the oversimplified, stepwise scientific method presented in many textbooks; the role of the scientific community in the generation of scientific knowledge; the theory laden nature of observation and experimentation; and the fact that scientific theories are durable while science itself is a self-correcting process (Grinnell [2009]).
However, cell lineage studies have shown that the concept of the molluscan-cross vs. the annelidan-cross is oversimplified and of limited phylogenetic significance [ 11].
To complete the oversimplified scenario offered in Figure 13 (more details in [ 74, 91, 95]), the following concepts should be recalled.
Here's an oversimplified example.
