Sentence examples for simplistic statistics from inspiring English sources

I oppose data-driven efforts to reform disciplinary policies when they are based on simplistic statistics.

For instance, the early microarray studies involved often only very few replicate samples and they determined differential expression using simplistic statistics, such as fold-change, while it soon became evident that it is essential to consider also the variability over replicate samples.

Advanced statistics can be good as predictive tools, but in the end the league will likely be scored based upon more simplistic statistics.

These are simplistic and misleading statistics.

Many people have been led by simplistic rhetoric and manipulated statistics to blame the EU for their problems, linking immigration from Europe to a lack of jobs and economic instability at home.

It is simplistic just to offer the statistics of Jacques Kallis as evidence alone that not only was he by far and away the best all-rounder of his generation but the finest of them all.

The main problem with these statistics is that the measure itself is simplistic.

We have shown how simplistic combinations, as considered in the literature, of these two statistics are unsound, but that a two-dimensional empirical distribution, as enabled by the bootstrap setting, is both sound and informative.

The model instead tries to find the structure with the best combination of score and prior likelihood, but as is evident from the SMILES generated and the statistics shown in Table 1, this results in small, simplistic structures being generated.

Second, even though one in principle can combine test statistics in 1D as well, Figure 4 shows that the simplistic combinations give inconsistent results, and therefore are unacceptable.

To project, however, largely northern European cultural norms on to those statistics and make assumptions about what they mean more generally, may be too simplistic.