Sentence examples for simplistic relative from inspiring English sources

The model of Nowak and Sigmund (1998a, b) is simplistic relative to the actual complexity of indirect reciprocity in humans.

Dr. Weast called for a better understanding that the new standardized tests, which are being increasingly used across the country, are a needed but limited tool for curriculum and quality control, one that can be abused by the simplistic "public display" of relative rankings.

Critics have been denouncing the gender implications of the ruling, while its core rests in simplistic views of the relative roles of the marketplace and government.

The genotyping methods considered at the workshop and during the interlaboratory trial are summarized in Table 2, which includes a simplistic analysis of their relative utility.

Certainly our findings contrast markedly with the rather simplistic view of our ancient relatives in popular imagination".

However, examination of the ductal structure in mammary gland whole mounts revealed a ductal architecture that is more simplistic and open in δKO mammary glands relative to δWT mammary glands.

This study demonstrated the pre-eminence of developing multi-gene prognostic indices of glioblastoma survival through the integration of variable selection and survival models relative to the simple-yet simplistic single-gene analysis.

Although it was possible to simplistically rank the methods based on their relative performance characteristics (Table 2), this was considered an overly simplistic approach, and there was consensus that all the methods described performed very well and yielded valuable results.

In addition, their relative-rate tests were implemented under the simplistic Kimura's distance in PROTDIST (Felsenstein 2005), which is unlikely to have fit their data well.

Subaru is a tiny competitor in the American car market, with only 2.3percentt share, and a simplistic reading of the rules of strategy -- get high relative market share -- would suggest that Subaru should be toast.

This simplistic assumption is at odds with the progressive increase in relative hazard with decreasing CD4 stratum (i.e. increasing duration of infection) that emerged from our analysis (Figure 2c&d).