Sentence examples for then simplistically from inspiring English sources

If warming from climate change enhances these rates, lengthens the summers vital for the transmission of many northern parasites, and shortens and softens the winters then, simplistically, more infective stages of parasites could be available sooner and the transmission period could be extended.

He plays so simplistically but with so much groove, and that's what you need in a bass payer.

The happy ending for everyone is welcome, but it's oh so simplistically achieved.

Equally, its being unknown for so long helps to explain why the Principia has generally been read so simplistically.

Although intuition often might be correct, it is not inevitably or always simplistically so.

The PI3K pathway simplistically comprises PI3K itself, followed by PDK-1, then AKT and finally glycogen synthase kinase 3 (GSK3).

Simplistically, it appears that the DNA of the head condenses and then is progressively elongated and reshaped, and extends the acrosome in the process.

He has cracked, if not dramatically then enough to suggest we often think of him and Hamilton a little too simplistically.

If our nation ignores (at best) or simplistically rejects (at worst) the rich history of a part of itself, then how can those who identify with that part of the nation find an identity within that nation?

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.

I guess then we can also say that there is a new divide in treasurers – those who simplistically view the world through ill-thought out binary oppositions, and those who don't.