Sentence examples for simplistic starting point from inspiring English sources
A true global mindset requires moving beyond the simplistic starting point of taking an American idea and trying to transplant it "over there".
In his book "The Gospel According to Star Wars" (2007), John McDowell argues that over the course of the films, "Star Wars" problematizes and/ or deepens some of its seemingly more simplistic starting points, such as the power of redemptive violence and the binary of good and evil.
The starting point is a very simplistic, generic model of inflammation, which has been shown to capture the principles of infection, trauma, and sepsis surprisingly well.
Classification of interaction types based on these characteristics is often likely to be overly simplistic, but probing interactions this way may serve as a starting point for more in-depth analysis.
Therefore, the simplistic single timepoint analyses outlined above are recommended as the firm starting point.
There is power in this simple (but not simplistic) method, and the authors use profit-seeking entrepreneurship as just the starting point, moving on to apply ETA to large companies, families, and even romance.
It sounds simplistic, but frankness about your brand, its offerings, and even its limitations is your starting point.
This simplistic model, if violated, gives us the lower-bound in term of likelihood and the starting point for statistically testing the introduction of rate heterogeneity in the model.
This highly simplistic demographic model has been widely used and has been shown to be a useful starting point for reducing the false-positive inferences about selection that can be caused by demographic changes in populations (Williamson et al. 2005; Li and Stephan 2006; Keightley and Eyre-Walker 2007; Eyre-Walker and Keightley 2009).
That was the starting point.
