Notably, reductionist, deterministic characterizations of stakeholder 'self-interest' proved unfounded as each group sought to prioritise universal values (in particular, 'equity' and 'responsibility') over specific, within-group concerns.
To date, most studies examining the anti-filarial worm immune response in Ar. subalbatus have taken a reductionist approach, focusing on characterization of enzymes involved in melanization reactions (e.g., [ 19, 34] or see [ 1] for review), and on characterization of proteins that have in vitro anti-microbial or anti-filarial worm activity [ 26, 36].
It emphasizes a public health approach for efficient use of resources in a new flexible framework for risk management, reductionist approaches to risk assessment and characterization, increased public involvement, and various methods for managing such public involvement.
"The emerging story was reductionist, flat, even somewhat trite in its characterization of the two brothers, one bad, one good," Kaczynski writes in his new memoir, Every Last Tie, out this week from Duke University Press.
Preclinical medical research is increasingly adopting a systems rather than a reductionist approach to understanding and treating disease, with clinical proteomics contributing to the characterization and measurement of pathophysiological stages.
They're hugely reductionist.
Jung considered Freud too reductionist.
Touchstone is a rancid reductionist.
Sketchy characterization.
Or maybe that's too reductionist?
