Sentence examples for reductive approaches from inspiring English sources
Abani refuses reductive approaches to understanding African identity and literature: "In Nigeria, in west Africa and perhaps we can argue in all of African literature, the middle-class view of the world tends to become the view of Africa.
These atomist and reductive approaches are particularly unhelpful when it comes to human self-understanding and, in trenchant and witty style, Midgley pointed the way to a saner and more helpful overview of ourselves and our world.
"I think if people in the realm of science and medicine came out and talked about the limitations of purely mechanistic and reductive approaches it would be much more fun…" The imminence of Sheldrake's three score years and ten has made questions of mortality and consciousness seem a little more pressing to him.
What is lost in reductive approaches?
Reductive approaches are by no means exclusive to nanomedicine, although there are several aspects of nanomedicine differing from molecular genetics and other biological research approaches in this respect.
Generally, based on the different mechanisms, the reductive approaches to Au or Ag nanostructures can be approximately classified into chemical and physical methods.
Commentator Atane Ofiaja objects to the "reductive" approach arguing that Africans should be rallying behind the disaster-hit countries, not distancing themselves.
It also addresses the general reductive approach to teaching about the region with regards to its peoples, histories, and women.
I concurred with the latter group while being surprised that the former had such a reductive approach to the issue.
This conclusion can yield a dismayingly reductive approach to the possibilities of modern presidential politics, one that exchanges the roles of leader and led.
In the film's reductive approach to character and politics, rabid religious fundamentalism and social conservatism swirl through the air, and Moody catches its symptoms as easily as if he were picking up a flu germ.
