Sentence examples for simplistically assumed from inspiring English sources
For Bello, the withdrawal of the state form the electricity sector was "too fast" and driven by a misguided ideology, which simplistically assumed "private management of energy and market forces would result in a more efficient energy sector".
So far it has been simplistically assumed that the value of D is known whenever t = 1 is contained in the window of observation (subjects 1 40).
p53 overexpression in breast cancer assessed by IHC is, rather over simplistically, assumed to act as a surrogate for TP53 mutations and is associated with higher tumour grade and responsiveness to radiotherapy, chemotherapy and endocrine therapy (Thompson and Lane, 2010).
The results also indicate that it would be unwise, in the UK as elsewhere, to simplistically assume that there exists any single or stable public 'opinion' on such complex matters.
If one simplistically assumes a level of no motion at certain depth exceeding the typical depth of the ACC, then an effective depth can be defined for the flow field, and Δu and Δv reflect the depth-averaged variation of the geostrophic flow over the water column above the effective depth.
The question itself blindly and simplistically assumes that God was involved — both here and more generally when people suffer.
To account for this difference and simplistically assuming linear changes in transcript levels, fold changes of the longer-lived MZM-0403 at 31 weeks were scaled down to an age of 14 weeks.
The upshot of these and many other studies is that instead of using cytochrome c simplistically as a molecular clock assumed to have a fixed substitution rate, other more reliable timing mechanisms have been used to link the variable substitution rate of cytochrome c to its structure and function and to particular episodes in primate evolution.
To get an apples-to-apples comparison, recall from my previous article that each percentage point less of SaaS growth simplistically adds about 1.4percenttothethe bottom line (with an assumed payback period of 16 months).
The partition model [3] offers an improvement in that it separates tumors from NL, but it simplistically models all tumors as a single entity having a singular uptake fraction and assumes uniform activity distribution throughout the tumor and NL compartments.
