Sentence examples for simplistic exposure from inspiring English sources

In addition, studies of established occupational carcinogens typically show that risk estimates are smaller from use of more simplistic exposure metrics, e.g., duration of exposure than from estimates of intensity [ 6].

We have taken a simplistic approach regarding exposure classification consistent with a PAR approach.

While the magnitude of the problem is now well acknowledged, to date most epidemiologic studies have suffered from the use of simplistic approaches to estimating exposures, often due to limited resources.

Population transmission models of antiretroviral therapy (ART) and pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) use simplistic assumptions – typically constant, homogeneous rates – to represent the short-term risk and long-term effects of drug resistance.

This is a simplistic measure of a bank's lending exposure, which can require a bank to hold more capital than its own calculations would deem necessary.

Models for pollution exposure assessment typically adopt an overly simplistic representation of geography, climate and biogeochemical processes.

A simplistic example would be to define prenatal smoking exposure, using DNA methylation signatures in children of women where no smoking history had been collected.

We find this argument to be simplistic, ignoring several lines of evidence that internal BPA exposure can be substantial in humans despite rapid conjugation.

Both the negative impact of antioxidant supplementation and positive effect of cold exposure on lifespan cast further doubt on simplistic models relating metabolism, ROS production and ageing [ 4, 6– 8].

Other investigators urged caution against overly simplistic perspectives on the protective impact of early-life exposures to microbes.

As Nigerian artist Peju Alatise explained, the West often conveys overly simplistic projections of African art out of ignorance, negligence or simple lack of exposure.