Sentence examples for perceived as simple from inspiring English sources

Neurons were perceived as simple and similar conducting units.

One-compartment models can be perceived as simple, because they require only a few physiological parameters and simulate one compartment only.

Denis et.al. and Rogers have shown that if an innovation – such as a tool for patient logistics – is perceived as simple, it is adopted more easily than a complex innovation [ 24, 25].

Original reporting is often misunderstood by those who don't do it, often perceived as simpler than it is.

Some of the more memorable literary perpetrators of homicide are driven not by psychotic fixations on pentagrams or by what happened to them in a foster home in 1972 but by what they perceive as simple practicality.

Men at elevated risk of PC reported uncertainty about PC aetiology and the role of diet in PC prevention, but enthusiasm for dietary modifications that were perceived as 'simple' and 'natural'natural

So this image, perceived as so simple, is not really simple at all but the result of astronomical readings that led in part to humanity's understanding of this one component of the cosmos.

"Whether it is perceived as a simple mistake or an intentional slight, it will underscore a pervasive sense of distrust".

"Outside the country, the situation is perceived as a simple one where the army is trying to perpetuate its own rule," he said.

Oxidative stress is no longer perceived as a simple imbalance between the production and scavenging of ROS, but as a dysfunction of enzymes involved in ROS production.

While the measurement of RE is often perceived as a simple concept, it is actually a multifactorial measure which reflects the combined functioning of the metabolic, cardiopulmonary, biomechanical and neuromuscular systems (Figure 2) [2,3,5,10].