Sentence examples for represent an oversimplification from inspiring English sources
Other work has noted that although weight-based administrations may represent an oversimplification, it is a useful starting point in using phantom data to explore strategies to count-rate losses on clinical acquisitions [10].
However, a simple conclusion that ILC does not respond to neoadjuvant chemotherapy would represent an oversimplification.
Therefore, practical models of multiple exponential decays necessarily represent an oversimplification of the underlying cellular metabolic processes [ 45].
It should be noted that PBPK models constructed using in silico Kp parameters (i.e., without measured tissue data) may represent an oversimplification of tissue kinetics.
The morphology of Srokalarva berthei and Metabolarva bella [ 8] supports the eruciform hypothesis, although such an attribution may represent an oversimplification [ 29, 30].
The dualism of colonization versus infection that results from use of a single cut-off to define pneumonia may represent an oversimplification of a complex phenomenon.
However, it is widely agreed that the subsequent restriction of this concept by Haeckel (1868) to the catchphrase "ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny" represents an oversimplification.
Further limitations of the phantom model compared to a clinical situation are that the phantom represents an oversimplification of the cardiovascular system and cannot detail true myocardial diffusion or intracellular uptake of PET radiotracers.
Even if the coloring caused by the receiver architecture was perfectly reversible, the assumption that the external noise is white represents an oversimplification, which in the case of the maximum-minimum-eigenvalue (MME) detector happens to be inappropriate, since for this detector uncorrelated noise is a requirement for proper functioning.
The phantom model used in our experiments is not able to capture the broad range of body structures and physiological states that may be present in a clinical setting and as such represents an oversimplification of the cardiovascular system which cannot detail true myocardial diffusion or radiotracer uptake.
It was also pointed out long ago that dinucleotide analysis represents an oversimplification of the problem since the AA/TT repeat pattern in 177 chicken erythrocyte nucleosome fragments is largely due to AAA/TTT [35].
