"I think the tendency is to view it simplistically, but if you really start digging into it, you realize this is a very complex situation," Mr. Erickson said.
Context becomes important when people start pondering simplistically: "Well, what if it had been a man attacking a woman?" and absurdly leave it at that.
So we can't just look at the world and simplistically say, "Well, if you work hard enough, you can be anything you want" because it's not that uncomplicated for everyone.
"If you simplistically said everyone stopped smoking and used snus, there'd be a tremendous health benefit, but the question is whether they would do that," says Benowitz.
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.
If used simplistically as a guiding conceptual framework for global health policy and programming around HIV, the idea of chronicity could prove similarly short-sighted and damaging.
This is still a minority of the evolutionary processes in the prokaryotic world but a far cry for "a tree of 1%" that the TOL becomes if interpreted simplistically as the tree of concatenated universal (see the critique of [ 2] in [ 76] and in this article).
If people ran simplistically, he made it more complicated.
Put simplistically, the idea was that if the brand name was big enough, more money could be made from a spin-off - any spin-off carrying the parent brand name.
