We have also demonstrated, through selected examples from toy datasets and comparisons against both simplistic rank-based selection and state-of-the-art equal-priorities scoring methods, how the DDP concept works for datasets with different number of classes.
On the downside, they often make simplistic assumptions on selection and mating, which cannot easily be given a mechanistic interpretation and which typically lack a population dynamical underpinning.
These results, however, should be interpreted with caution as 1) the demographic model simulated is fairly simplistic, and 2) selection cannot be robustly detected using information from a single summary statistic.
They take the simplistic view that natural selection is the process in which stronger individuals are favored.
The next two chapters deal with the publication of Origin of Species, values and society, and the reasoning behind Owen's rejection of what he considered the overly simplistic idea of natural selection.
Unlike earlier sociobiology or current evolutionary psychology research programs, this interdisciplinary theory is not a reductionist campaign to explain away the humanities by appeal to the overwhelming (and simplistic) power of natural selection.
But the stated selection criteria, worded in simplistic language, appear to qualify a large number of the members of a given calling for honors and thus solicitation for those plaques.
"It's simplistic to say that if genetic correlations occur, sexual selection does not, and if one sex is choosy, then the other sex isn't," Dr. Amundsen said.
Assuming a simple and uniform selection pressure on APOE is rather over simplistic.
Furthermore, the selection function considered in our paper is very simplistic and depends only on the p-value.
