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Significats de reductive en anglès

Reductive.

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Ús de reductive en anglès
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The problem is that this is a deeply flawed and reductive methodology.
The Irish Times
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Or remain reductive, which has repeatedly proven to be a costly mistake.
Ebony
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Try demographics, which is just as dismal and probably even more reductive.
The Irish Times
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In the past decade, dating avenues have become more and more reductive.
The Guardian
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By contrast, the counter-narrative from the Jackson camp has been aggressively reductive.
The Guardian
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DFT calculations define a two-stage deoxygenation sequence for the reductive C-N coupling.
Pubmed
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That argument is reductive and ignorant of the human condition, he says.
Radio NZ
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And, unfortunately, the reductive effect on events not captured by images.
The Irish Times
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This was, of course, a most unfair and reductive description of Canaanite religion.
A history of god: the 4000-year quest of judaism, christianity, ...
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Is it too reductive to talk about Chinese food as a single category?
Reuters
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Too often sport is reduced to caricature, reductive rather than reasoned.
The Guardian
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It's a reductive, knee-jerk reaction to a complex problem-justlike the evictions themselves.
Wired
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Firstly, all comparisons across the ages are essentially pointless and reductive.
The Guardian
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Viewing personal communication in overly reductive terms makes tenuous connections even more fragile.
Wired
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That song is really just another reminder about not being judgmental and reductive.
Chuck klosterman on pop
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We have examined the individual reductive and oxidative half-reactions constituting the enzyme's activities.
Pubmed
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