Sentence examples for simplistically stating from inspiring English sources

One could envisage two sets of nuclear receptor antagonists with very different biological actions (simplistically stating the two extremes of antagonist behaviour); one that displaces the PPAR/RXR complex from the PPRE and one that simultaneously increases DNA binding and transcriptional co-repressor recruitment.

A result well-known in control theory, simplistically stated here, is that, when det(I - MΔ) = 0, then the loop in Figure 5 becomes unstable, i.e., in our case, the performance is not fulfilled.

"Simplistically you could say Tories were Cavaliers and Whigs were Roundheads," explains Dr David Seawright from Leeds University, a Conservative Party expert.

Along these lines suppose (somewhat simplistically) the patterns of neural firings in the brain correspond to decision states.

Simplistically, he just wants to drive as fast as he can, tell the engineers what he thinks and then leave.

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".

To say they end up trading identities is putting it too simplistically.

Simplistically speaking, "Di.

And it was simplistically dismissed".

People sometimes think simplistically about impact and awareness raising.

He saw things simply, sometimes simplistically, but always clearly.