Sentence examples for was a reductionist from inspiring English sources
"For many years, there was a reductionist approach to genetics," he said.
It's a reductionist theory.
"I think it's a reductionist approach.
Some readers will be thinking by now that Eagleman must be a reductionist, downgrading human volition and free will in favour of genes, hormones and automatic neuronal responses.
Extra-long and super-skinny, the United States commission pennant is a reductionist version of the national flag, meant to fly from a ship's foremost mast.
While he is happy to be a reductionist about non-conscious features of the mind, like intelligence, or intuitive decision-making, he is less sanguine about feelings themselves.
He was born into a strict Jewish household and was, he records, "quite a religious child" until "I gave it all up around 16 and have been an atheist ever since". More specifically, he is "a reductionist, materialist atheist".
An additional factor contributing to irreproducibility is a reductionist mindset that prioritizes certainty in research outcomes over the ambiguity intrinsic to biological systems that is often reflected in "unknown unknowns".
As noted, Lewis is a reductionist about modal facts themselves.
"The beauty of the Petri dish is that it is a reductionist approach," Timp says.
