Sentence examples for simplistic models from inspiring English sources

From a systems modeling perspective, epithelial cell cultures are abstract, somewhat simplistic models of epithelial cells in vivo.

For too long macroeconomics has relied on simplistic models to explain an ever more complicated world.

Phillips deserves credit for laying out the alternatives, but his analysis is clouded by simplistic models of cyclical change.

"As far as modeling the disease as a mathematical system and trying to predict things, most have been quite simplistic models looking at human populations," Dr. Keeling said.

Any "scientist" who predicts climate on scales of decades with any meaningful level of certainty based on their laughably simplistic models is a charlatan.

These include supposedly simplistic models of individual human behaviour (rational, self-interested, utility-maximising homo economicus) and of corporate behaviour (the notion that the goal of a firm should be to maximise shareholder value).

He has broken down the sporting brain into a simplistic model of "chimp" and "human".

Ramsey's deliberately simplistic model has been much improved upon, though the core idea remains.

Mr. Koppelman said he thought Ms. Harris Millard's "opportunity and our desire for a more streamlined, simplistic model will fit everybody".

Now it's coming from people who care, but realise the flaws in the old-fashioned, simplistic model".

In Manjit Bawa's "Modern Miniature" (2000), what the exhibition's curator calls "abstract zones" common to traditional Indian painting and a more Modernist simplistic modeling of forms are married successfully.