oversimplification

Examples of oversimplified

oversimplified

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The authors note that attempts to apply research-based evidence on protective factors frequently tend to be oversimplified, targeting individual skills or competencies.
The oversimplified image of the brain and the redundant psychiatric descriptions were compatible at that time.
In the next approximation, an oversimplified local/global theory of the opera hall might attempt to add some of the effects of air-glass interactions.
Table 1 (first two columns) indicates the results for what we feel (from theory as well as experience) is an oversimplified view.
It will provide useful and handy refutations of the oversimplified accounts that have often been peddled.
The major drawback of this approach is that the models of lexical processing and eye-movement control are likely to be oversimplified and/ or incomplete.
A legitimate question is whether the oversimplified physiology/anatomy used to develop the global theory of synaptic field modulations is adequate as a first approximation.
Their simulation contains precise (although greatly oversimplified) assumptions about a set of relevant parameters, a learning algorithm, and the primary linguistic data.
What might serve as good teaching cases in academic bioethics courses are often greatly oversimplified in order to illustrate theoretical distinctions and points.
Here are two examples, oversimplified for brevity and intended only schematically, to illustrate the sort of relations proposed among cognitive structures.
The issue may be put in oversimplified terms.
But this is to offer an oversimplified picture.
The author has presented us with an oversimplified, confused, and unpersuasive analysis.
A better, but still oversimplified system, is a typical telephone line that allows the sender to be verbally interrupted by the listener at any time.
Too often the spectrum of theological parties in the early twentieth century has been obscured by an oversimplified conservative-liberal dichotomy.
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