The debate grew heated when a prominent reductionist argued that consciousness could be fully explained by neural processes.

Her reductionist critique of consciousness studies overlooked the emergent properties of neural networks.

The reductionists argued that complex phenomena could be explained entirely by simpler components.

Her reductionistic explanation of consciousness overlooked the complexity of subjective experience.

When discussing complex systems, he warned against simple reductionisms that overlook emergent properties.

The scientist reductionistically simplified the ecosystem to a single variable, losing sight of its complex interactions.

The chemist explained the process reductionally to emphasize electron transfer steps.