Indeed, Joseph Jacobs, the office's first director, claims that he felt compelled to resign because of political pressure to fund unscientific, simplistic research on alternative cures, instead of rigorous controlled trials.These are arguments enough against the OAM's existence, let alone its elevation.
While the dials seem like a natural extension of focus groups, if not a more precise gauge of real-time audience reaction, several producers dismissed them as the most simplistic and desperate research tool yet, the enemy of groundbreaking work.
This view is probably too simplistic, and critical research direction is to develop effective and efficient methods for assessing the quality of data and the reliability of inferences made through quality-aware algorithms.
Therefore, models suggesting localised cortical effects under the TMS coil or tDCS electrodes are potentially over-simplistic and more research is needed to understand the overall network effects of stimulation.
Last October, in a study that critics called simplistic, Morgan Quitno Press, a private research firm, called St . Louis which has about 350,000 residents, "America's most dangerous city".
While most modern doctors would scoff heartily at these simplistic ideas, a Dutch research team conducted studies back in 2002 which found some indirect evidence in support of the theory.
Grouping all travel for care as "medical/dental," while presumably adequate from the point of view of transportation planning, is overly simplistic for health services research.
It suggests that the BA, learned societies and professional bodies should do more to make government officials aware of the "shortcomings of simplistic and inappropriate measures of research performance and impact".
If we consider the resource management mechanisms for applications QoS enforcement provided by public clouds, they are quite simplistic if compared to current research proposals.
Previously characterised as 'foragers' until contact with travellers from Indonesia and then Europeans over the last few hundred years; new research questions this simplistic characterisation of Aboriginal people, and suggests instead a particularly complex and enduring set of people-plant relationships.
But recent research warns against such simplistic notions.
