Sentence examples for reductionist to from inspiring English sources

It thus becomes inherently reductionist to request comment from one person on such a broad matter.

"It would be reductionist to suggest there's a rerun going on," Mr. de Blasio said.

Sometimes you can give a great lesson, but because of the time of day or group it doesn't work, and a grade is too reductionist to reflect that.

So when you trudge out today on the biggest shopping day of the year, just remember that it's horribly reductionist to assume that one's feelings toward a person can be summed up in a sweater or a shower caddy or a set of coasters.

Biology is going through a paradigm shift from reductionist to holistic, systems-based approaches.

There are some books that purport to direct people to their "ideal careers" based on tests such as the Myers-Briggs, but this sounds a bit too reductionist to me.

"He was very opposed to reductionist approaches to understanding human behavior," said Dr. Folkman, co-author with Dr. Lazarus of a 1984 book, "Stress, Appraisal and Coping".

Major scientific reasons for repeated failures of such therapeutic approaches are attributed to reductionist approaches to research and infinite numbers of genetic mutations in chaotic molecular environment of solid tumors that are bases of drug development.

Here, we followed a reductionist approach to clarify to what extent membrane-active regions of homologous BCL-2 family proteins contribute to their functional divergence.

It will be necessary to combine reductionist approaches to define the mechanisms through which factors interact, the changes in gene activity this causes and then annotating these mechanisms onto system-wide views.

In contrast to a reductionist approach to the data by means of task analysis and task ranking, the interviews had a more holistic approach, focusing on experiences with the PA program as an integrated system.