Sentence examples for simplistic criteria from inspiring English sources

The researchers used specific and somewhat simplistic criteria such as proximity to glaciers, geographical slope, water volume, and dam type to assess the glacial lakes.

But overly rigid or simplistic criteria for what constitutes human flourishing can blind us to its more muted occurrences.

A second shortcoming is that current pathogen annotation tools primarily make predictions using the simplistic criterion of sequence similarity.

But, these problems are not solved and in practice multiple alignments are estimated by maximizing identity, in the hope that this simplistic criterion will be sufficiently informative to yield models usable for most type of biological inference.

Although the last six biclustering approaches use more simplistic homogeneity criteria, their inclusion is critical to study the biological significance of BicPAM's solutions and to test BicPAM's performance improvements when considering biclusters with constant models.

This is why skin color, especially these days, is too simplistic a criterion even for understanding the significance of 'race' in our politics.

Presently available severe accident codes use simplistic and optimistic criteria based on a predefined temperature to predict failure of fuel channels and an explicit criterion for disassembly of the channel is not covered.

Simplistic designs and compliance criteria are being replaced by technically sophisticated projects and design goals that have variable criteria for success.

While not able to satisfy Atkinson, Piketty and Saez's demanding criteria, these simplistic theoretical models try to highlight the salience of Argentina's starting conditions in terms of its comparative advantages in land and agriculture, and the complex political economy implied by the development of a relatively well-educated workforce in this context.

Although our proposed approach is simplistic, adopting the WHO criteria could have added >1 week to the elevated state of tension, and the use of the incubation period distribution would be fully supported only when the exact times of infection were known for exposed potential contacts.

These graphical methods are generally superior to the simplistic summaries of alphabetic optimality criteria.