Sentence examples for using the simplistic model from inspiring English sources
Here, we only present the estimations using the simplistic model by constraining the rates of gains and losses to be the same.
The GC42 turnover rates were estimated using the simplistic (one-parameter) model by constraining the gain and loss rates to be the same and the two-parameter model separating the gain and loss rates.
Over the last decades, this problem has been addressed numerically using the simplistic beam on Winkler foundation and the more complex continuum model.
We used an extended dataset of mitochondrial protein genes to reevaluate the phylogeny of Cnidaria, paying attention to common biases in phylogenetic reconstructions resulting from insufficient taxon sampling and using more simplistic models of sequence evolution.
It was later shown in simulations and real data that this can only happen in a very limited number of cases and in general using overly simplistic models should be avoided [ 3, 7, 8].
Then the coupled vibrations between the shaft and bladed disk are extensively investigated, by using simplistic models, as the shaft rotational speed and the pretwist and stagger angles of blade are varied.
5 Reprogramming of somatic cells can be used as a simplistic model to understand the cell differentiation process.
Our motivation to use such a simplistic model to estimate LC mortality was due to scarce data in numerous low-income countries.
Another issue is that we are often using simplistic models, albeit with pretty good results in many cases.
Companies also make mistakes by using simplistic models of people and organizations that are not realistic, which leads them to make bad decisions.
Early assessments of the effects of climate change on malaria and dengue used simplistic models to assess possible effects of climate change on their basic reproductive numbers (R0, the universally recognized metric of the capacity of a parasite or pathogen to reproduce given particular environmental conditions) (Martens et al. 1995; Patz et al. 1998).
