Sentence examples for oversimplified data from inspiring English sources
But she and others say there is more to it: the people who ran the financial companies chose to program their risk-management systems with overly optimistic assumptions and oversimplified data.
Current methods that produce summary parameters oversimplify data and may mask critical information concerning tumour heterogeneity.
Summary parameters such as mean and median values oversimplify data and may mask critical information concerning tumour heterogeneity.
Yet merely converting routine epidemiological data into maps runs the risk of oversimplifying complex data and misunderstands the purpose of geovisualisation, which is to represent data spatially.
As seen in their resistance to data, story lines are oversimplifying: regardless of data to the contrary they are preserved intact for application in persistent advocacy for particular policies and practices.
"While we are always concerned when we see antimicrobial resistance, we believe the EWG report oversimplifies the NARMS data," said FDA press officer Jalil Isa.
However, these MDR-based approaches may oversimplify the original data to some degree, through classification of phenotypes.
Agami and co-workers [ 1] concede that models and interpretations of global mRNA decay data can be easily oversimplified, and so new approaches will be needed to fully understand the dynamic properties of RNA regulation.
Thus, redrawing the textbook version of a causal diagram may oversimplify the likely data-generating process and even offer false comfort when applied to a specific study.
Unfortunately, typical buzzwords for other startups, such as "disruption," "big data" and even "globalization," have oversimplified the understanding of entry into the healthcare startup industry.
It was demonstrated that Bayesian posterior probability can overestimate the true probability of node confidences if substitution model used for phylogenetic analysis is oversimplified [ 43], and/or if concatenated sequences data are used [ 44].
