Sentence examples for potentially naive from inspiring English sources

There might be a purpose, known only to the founders, but it's one that is potentially naive, amoral or too abstract to be useful.

Espousing pseudo-scientific rhetoric that is then fed to millions of potentially naive or ignorant viewers is morally irresponsible.

Additionally, the presence of mixed wildlife and livestock populations on farms increases the risk of introduction of novel pathogens to potentially immunologically naive populations.

Moreover, even with strong rights to a potentially rich resource, naive villagers generally need advice, training and access to credit to manage it on a commercial basis, and that is rarely forthcoming.

There is a well meaning but naive, and potentially very harmful, idea currently doing the rounds in youth justice circles.

Assessment for contamination through learning effects was undertaken by testing for a difference in the intervention effect for the primary outcome across naive and potentially contaminated periods.

We showed here that they can inhibit the infection of both FcR− and FcR+ cells, and can therefore potentially block all routes into the naive host.

T potentially regulatory cells, CD4+CD25+high, with a naive phenotype are also reduced in AD patients [ 5].

On the other hand, training data from various species could potentially limit the ability of a naive Bayes classifier to identify DE genes.

Alternatively, the homing process could potentially be improved with use of stimulated rather than naive BMSC.

The naive T cell compartment in aging is a mosaic of potentially active, as well as anergic cells.