Sentence examples for simplified statement from inspiring English sources
This is a very simplified statement of Stalnaker's views.
This is a simplified statement of reliabilism; a more precise one distinguishes conditionally reliable mechanisms (like inference) from unconditionally reliable ones (like perception).
The simplified statement that energy is somehow independent of the system in which it is "utilized" ignores this critical biological reality.
Although there is ample evidence to suggest that LGE accurately depicts chronically infarcted myocardium, the simplified statement that 'bright is dead' does not accurately reflect the complex interplay between gadolinium kinetics and the pathophysiology of AMI.
The final fsQCA stage involves a process of 'logical reduction' where a simplified statement is made about which conditions are necessary/sufficient for an outcome (termed a solution path).
In order to better clarify RS positions let us consider a simplified statement of the gene set problem, proposed by Efron and Tibshirani but adapted to the SNP data framework.
The approach includes an algorithm to extract simplified statements from appositives, subordinate clauses, and other constructions in complex sentences of reading texts.
Such simplified statements about natural products are unfortunately very common but serve to obscure the reality of extreme metabolite variation that is actually observed in nature.
Lori Leibovich: i know that's a sweeping and over-simplified statement but it seems bleakly realistic Margaret Wheeler Johnson: I'm inclined to agree.
But let me draw your attention to a number of these frequently asserted 'myths' where incorrect, tendentious and over-simplified statements have been made about this government's record on civil liberties.
Examine this simplified general statement, "The Laplace Transform of f(t) equals function F of s" and write: Examine this simplified general statement, "The Laplace Transform of f(t) equals function F of s" and write: laplace{f(t)} = F s) Similarly, the Laplace transform of a function g(t) would be written: laplace{g(t)} = G(s).
