Sentence examples for simplistic to explain from inspiring English sources

Nancy Chodorow (1978 19955) has criticised social learning theory as too simplistic to explain gender differences (see also Deaux & Major 1990; Gatens 1996).

Our results suggest that a hypothesis of simple trade-offs between mating and parenting effort may be too simplistic to explain changes in testosterone response to parenting in human males.

An exponential equation is way too simplistic to explain the changes that are taking place.

Several experiments on cell competition in flies indicate that trophic theories may be too simplistic to explain cell competition.

(4) Are biological and evolutionary models of trait expression too simplistic to explain the relationship between personality, culture and health (Matthews, 2012)?

Several animal studies have demonstrated that the involvement of the Th2 signaling pathway is too simplistic to explain the mechanism(s) of food allergies, since combined involvement of Th1 and Th2 signaling pathways have also been demonstrated [ 6, 9].

For too long macroeconomics has relied on simplistic models to explain an ever more complicated world.

"The most simplistic way to explain it is they're looking for keywords to figure out what a user is asking".

Yet, I have always felt that these explanations were, standing alone, too simplistic to adequately explain such a complex phenomenon as performance.

As usual, the analysis is not simplistic and tries to explain correlations and tendencies in detail.

Both the wide range of scientific areas where evolutionary theory is applied, and the simplistic metaphors used to explain evolution in schools and non-scientific situations have caused confusion of how key evolutionary concepts should be understood.