The test was never designed for such simplistic use, or to be used on its own to predict the likelihood of a student's success".
Richard Ekman, president of the Council of Independent Colleges, which represents 600 private colleges and universities, said he had concerns "about the simplistic use of any of these indicators".
Mr. Ryan assumed that a simplistic use of our military and unneeded and wasteful added funding of the military would solve the global problems in the face of clear evidence that they often worsen conflicts and make unnecessary enemies.
And even where a simplistic use of ergodicity is eventually unsuccessful, somewhat modified notions prove fruitful in an analysis of the problem and in the search for better solutions.
Montalban disliked the theatrical use of props and rites in ceremonial magic, such as that performed by the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, preferring a more simplistic use of ritual.
In an insightful paper, Ashford recognized many of the problems in the simplistic use of the term reservoir and proposed a consistent definition of a reservoir as an "ecological system in which the infectious agent survives indefinitely" (18).
Undertaking the evaluations in this way as part of the priority setting exercise, addresses the reservations expressed by many economists about the simplistic use of league tables, where economic studies are assembled from the literature with little regard to differences in methods, context and setting [ 13].
The Knicks have averaged only 98.6 points per 100 possessions, which is seventh worst in the N.B.A. Evaluating the N.B.A. at the team level is simplistic when using "the four factors", a series of statistical elements to determine a team's strengths and weaknesses.
While the game looks simplistic, built using Gamemaker: Studio, how it plays really is something else.
The deposition of methanol in global models is typically represented in a very simplistic fashion using fixed deposition velocities.
