Sentence examples for simplistic indication from inspiring English sources
A purposely simple (and simplistic) indication of a plausible chain of events (for which each step is underpinned by substantial evidence) is given in Figure 9, both in general terms (for unspecified diseases) and for a couple of steps to type 2 diabetes.
Although single-gene expression assays might be a promising alternative in delivering a first indication, as for all single end point assays, they are often too simplistic.
Another reader, Liam, attended Stoke City's recent home match to Norwich and "had the displeasure of sitting in front of one individual who found it necessary to use Declan Rudd's pink goalkeeping kit as an indication of his sexuality – insults such as 'fudge packer' and the more simplistic 'GAY' were shouted at regular points throughout the 90 minutes".
The combined data from this survey can also be interpreted as an indication of the complexity surrounding beliefs about energy futures and the difficulty of undertaking simplistic risk risk tradeoffs within any single framing of the issues; such as nuclear energy versus climate change.
We have previously published a simplistic version of this model, which nonetheless captured the essential features of the problem and yielded an indication that such Ca 2+ transients in the L-SR junctions would be possible.
That, however, is simplistic.
"Simplistic" means "oversimplified".
