Sentence examples for purely simplistic from inspiring English sources
We are assuming that this endeavor will not negatively affect those services already provided by Flowstone, Inc. 7.3 Projected Profit and Loss Outlines in our Profit and Loss table are purely simplistic guesses on an ideal scenario with the assumption that clients will pay what has been estimated, operating /overhead expenses are minimal, and staff are satisfied with their compensation.
I believe that the authors are not boycotting the award purely as a simplistic objection to racist or mocking depictions.
While the length evolution of promoter-less intergenic regions is well described by a simplistic, purely neutral model, regions containing promoters typically show an excess of unusually long regions.
They were made purely to an unbelievably simplistic and boring formula by his assistants".
Still, characterizing the book as purely a poison pen letter is simplistic.
Surely, it's a little simplistic to portray Theodore Roosevelt purely as a bully-boy warmonger and Andrew Jackson as an early Bull Connor.
This simplistic activation mechanism, relying purely on dimerization/oligomerization of two receptor subunits, thereby bringing intracellular domains into close proximity, has been challenged in the past 10 years by several studies on typical receptor family members such as the erythropoietin (EPO) and hGH receptors.
Most asthma exhibits a Th-2 (T-helper-2 -type inflammaT-helper-2 -typeth T-helper-2 -typen of cyT-helper-2 -typeL (inflammatory-4 gene clusteresponse to atopy; howithr, overinthepretation of this pathway has led to a simplistic view that asthma is purely the result of allergen expofure.
In order for the "theories" of Free Market Fundamentalism to work in the world outside the seminar rooms of Chicago School economists, then all us need to behave as economic actors making purely "rational" choices based only and entirely on simplistic economic calculations.
"If it really was just a case of 'let's publish more women – any women, purely because they're women', that would be as simplistic and unhelpful as Shriver suggests.
