Sentence examples for oversimplified method from inspiring English sources

However, the purpose of our analysis was only to demonstrate that an oversimplified method (i.e. exclusion of lateral chest scans) shows lower sensitivity when applied to ED patients with ADHF.

Nevertheless, SGID may be regarded as an oversimplified method to determine the fate of precursor milk proteins.

However, the oversimplified genotyping method was shown to cause overestimation of daily warfarin dose [ 11], which proved that each of H7, H8, and H9 may affect the warfarin dose differently, even though three of the haplotypes were classified under the same "high warfarin dose" group [ 9].

Also, when the model of evolution assumed is oversimplified, phylogenetic methods may lose accuracy and consistency leading to incorrect trees more often or converging to an incorrect tree with increased amounts of data (Felsenstein 1978; Huelsenbeck and Hillis 1993; Penny et al. 1994; Bruno and Halpern 1999).

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, the computational demands of these models have sometimes lead to the adoption of oversimplified assumptions, questionable statistical methods or a limited focus on small data sets.

In this vein, the ancient age estimates reported from previous molecular studies are seen as artefacts of oversimplified or improperly executed methods.

Oversimplified views that all pterosaurs were ecologically alike have undoubtedly added to the controversy surrounding azhdarchid feeding methods.

Here's an oversimplified example.

But that's an oversimplified position.

That quotation, however accurate, oversimplified things.