Sentence examples for reflect an oversimplification from inspiring English sources

Part of what is interesting about Ginsberg's observations is his acknowledgment that much of the hatred of George W. Bush may be irrational and reflect an oversimplification of the problems our current president had to deal with, as well as media bias.

As discussed below, however, this model reflects quite an oversimplification of the role of HDACs in transcription regulation.

Both attitudes reflect oversimplification and lack of touch with the situation on the ground.

I will further reflect on this "oversimplification" issue in the concluding section.

In addition, this approach might result in an oversimplification as this dichotomy might lead to the perception that all non-Western ethnic groups are 'the same', reflecting a uniform problem [ 32].

Our data suggest that the assumption that CRF reflects overall corneal rigidity may be an oversimplification and that other factors need to be considered when interpreting its value.

Freeze drying rates were approximately proportional to the saturation vapour pressure of water, however the long-held belief that water vapour pressure is the main driving force for mass transfer in freeze-drying systems may be an oversimplification as this only reflects driving forces in the vapour phase (pores) rather than within the solid.

This complex pattern was interrogated by network analysis to account for the recognition that representation of cellular processes and reactions as linear pathways is often an oversimplification that does not accurately reflect the complexity of intracellular wiring.

However, we believe mean annual temperature is an oversimplification of temperature exposure because it does not accurately reflect the proportion of hot days experienced by a population.

That's an oversimplification.

This is an oversimplification.