However, it would be over-simplistic to conclude that poor procedural learning is the only, or even the major, deficit responsible for the language impairments typically seen in SLI.
While it is fair to conclude that complex behavior does not lie at the Edge of Chaos taken in a simplistic sense (i.e., it is not straightforwardly correlated with the simple λ), the interest in the connection between computational capabilities and phase transitions in the CA rule space has been growing since then.
It is probably a bit simplistic to conclude with the statement that 'this issue will be resolved by the incredible improvements in sequencing technology', when it has just been stated that the vast amounts of sequence are part of the problem.
But doctors say it is far too simplistic to conclude, as Mr. Christie claimed last fall, that "many orthopedic surgeons in this country made decisions predicated on how much money they could make — choosing which device to implant by going to the highest bidder".
Richard Hamblin, of the Care Quality Commission, which regulates standards in the NHS, said it was "too simplistic" to conclude high death rates were definitely down to poor care.
When the research team met to evaluate the resulting themes and issues, they were forced to conclude that the first draft of the model (the framework guiding the discussions) was overly simplistic, causing ambiguities in coding and occasionally precluding coding altogether.
We hope to conclude that work shortly.
From rather simplistic calculations, I conclude that, if the rate of accumulation of recessive mutations is of the order of one every six generations, this will be compensated by a drop in fertility of the order of 0.25.
But it's too simplistic to say that's the way to save the high street.
That inspection is expected to conclude shortly.
