Furthermore, it would be simplistic to consider the athlete in isolation.
It is too simplistic to look at headline earnings in isolation, but this is surely information young people taking on significant amounts of debt have a right to access when they're making decisions.
Intestinal length considered in isolation is also in many ways a simplistic indicator of the functional morphology of fish intestinal tracts.
However, given the broad acknowledgment that pain is a multifaceted experience underpinned by a complex network of brain regions (39), it is of course overly simplistic to ascertain treatment effects from single ROIs in isolation.
However, studying single behavior might be an overly simplistic approach, since evidence has shown that unhealthy behaviors do not occur in isolation rather they co-occur as lifestyle patterns [ 19].
"That may sound simplistic, but everyone faces challenges in their lives, and there's a feeling of isolation, a feeling of loneliness that comes along with that.
It also is too simplistic to assume that China, India and others just took advantage of Fiji's international isolation.
Both sides can find data that, if used in isolation, could support their side, but either conclusion, in addition to being simplistic and wrong, often leads to lackluster or less-than-strategic outreach to this community.
The foundation on which many nonprofits are built is flawed and simplistic, focused on a symptom rather than the underlying set of problems, developed in isolation rather than as part of an integrated system, and organized to administer a narrowly tailored program or benefit rather than generate sustained, significant change for a person or community.
