Sentence examples for simple to consider from inspiring English sources

Although the current design provisions are mainly based on experimental data, they are too simple to consider all contributing factors.

The reduction in sensitivity to high spatial frequencies is comparatively simple to consider; with aging, the detail that can be seen is reduced, with this reduction disproportionately affecting the high spatial frequencies responsible for fine spatial detail (Owsley, 2011).

In addition to implementing multiple tests, these packages make it simple to consider different subsets of the data for analysis.

First attitude: a) to obtain the law of F t ; in fact, very often for this, it is simpler to consider F θ, θ∼Exp, and to invert the Laplace transform to get the law of F t.

b) second attitude: Start directly with λ ∫ 0 ∞ e − λt E ϕ F t dt = E ϕ F θ (33) and invert the Laplace transform.  . to obtain the law of F t ; in fact, very often for this, it is simpler to consider F θ, θ∼Exp, and to invert the Laplace transform to get the law of F t.

It was simpler to consider the war film and war toy casualties of Vietnam than to create cultural products with the wrong heroes, victims, and villains.

Because male survival is different between populations in which maternal and parental care are provided (see main text), it is simpler to consider separately the cases when care is maternal and when care is paternal.

I want to suggest some simple things to consider when writing an artist statement.

As humans have sought to move beyond simple reciprocity to consider abstract issues of fairness, or to grope toward something like a universal declaration of human rights, established religions have played a surprisingly small part.

Going beyond Syed's simple request to consider his case, Welch ordered an appeals court to consider testimony from Asia McClain, who claimed to have seen him around the time of Lee's disappearance, but whose account was never brought before the court by Syed's lawyer at the time.

And for another, he said, there was simple business to consider (as any successful apprentice would surely know): how better to show the world where they can buy sky-high condominiums in Chicago's downtown than on a national television broadcast with sky-high ratings?