A simplistic approach would be to limit or even eliminate many high-frequency trading practices, but that could involve substantial consequences as the market depends more and more on the liquidity these traders provide.
The kinetics and steady-state gating behavior predicted by our model were not quantitatively identical to those in experiments; such discrepancies were expected due to several overly simplistic assumptions that we used to limit the number of states in our model.
A simplistic channel model is used in order to limit the effect of advanced channel model parameters, so the contribution of the scheduling metric to the system performance could be isolated.
This social evolution, extremely rapid in current times, tends on balance to limit the use of more simplistic and parochial kinds of propaganda and increases the need for more sophisticated, scientifically formulated, and universalistic (world-oriented) types.
This view of the language of ethical and political philosophy tended to limit serious study in those fields until the 1960s, when logical positivism came to be regarded as simplistic in its conceptions of linguistic meaning and scientific practice.
Many of these assays are simplistic and are limited to one selected step of tumour development, and thus, do not represent the full complexity of tumourigenesis in one model.
From this evaluation, we conclude that current HSEMs are lacking in transparency and modularity, they are limited in their scope and employ simplistic models that limit their utility; in particular, relating to the modelling of heat flow and in the modelling of household behaviours relating to investment decisions and energy using practices.
It is far too simplistic to blame the loose coalition of Republicans known as the Tea Party for the debt-limit debacle.
It sounds simplistic to say, but it wasn't simplistic to those people.
This is a little simplistic, to say the least.
