The phrase "simple literature" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Here are a few examples of when it could be used: 1. "The teacher assigned us a simple literature assignment for the weekend." 2. "I prefer reading simple literature over more complex works." 3. "The children's section of the library is filled with simple literature for young readers." 4. "The author's writing style is known for its use of simple literature that is easy to understand." 5. "I wrote a paper on the use of symbolism in simple literature for my English class."
A simple literature example illustrates the practicality of the proposed procedure and its usability as a decision support tool.
An alternative approach to the traditional (simple) literature review was then performed through a process of synthesizing the data from a group of studies selected among the separate studies which were collected systematically as above specified.
ZnO nanopreparation: ZnO NMs of average size (50 nm) have been prepared by simple literature protocol (Ghorbani et al. 2015) mixing dilutions (0.1 M) of each of the solutions Zn(NO3 2 and KOH under vigorous stirring and calcined the washed precipitate at 50 °C.
We examined properties of this network and provided examples of novel disease relationships which cannot be readily captured through simple literature search or gene overlap analysis.
Thus, with this simple literature and database search we have increased the number of V-ATPase subunit variants from 22 to 43 (Figure 1).
A simple literature query, searching for "antimicrobial peptides" resulted in ca. 6000 publications.
Horner and O'Kelly [3] used "the gap between observed commuting and the theoretical minimum commute" as their definition of the phenomenon giving one of the shortest and simplest in literature and most of them use spatial elements as well as time and distance variables.
Albeit a simple thought, the literature does not extensively report on asymmetries between task and social interdependence.
Taxonomies offer some benefits to researchers: (1) summarize and describe in a simple manner the literature works; (2) offer guidance and perspectives when engaged in similar works; (3) help them in situating and comparing their works with existing ones.
This curriculum needs to be age-appropriate but can be as simple as including literature with same-sex parents or social studies debates that cover same-sex marriage, "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," and other hot-button LGBT issues.
Activity-centred modules supported by simple graphics-based literature also constitute a format that is easily translated and updated.
