Sentence examples for Undue complexity from inspiring English sources
The proposed combination of dynamics projection and online estimation is to relax the knowledge about the size of uncertainty and required in the robust control design, to make robust control less conservative while being effective, and to ensure robust stability without undue complexity.
CBI Wales director Emma Watkins warned: "Businesses need to know how any new powers are going to be used to best effect - to promote growth in Wales and help the private sector thrive - without creating undue complexity and cost for the thousands of businesses operating across borders".
21, 2017, 6 34 p.m. President Trump signed an executive order directing Treasury Secretary Steven T. Mnuchin to review significant changes to the tax code since the start of 2016 to determine whether they "impose an undue financial burden on American taxpayers," "add undue complexity" or "exceed statutory authority," the White House said.
Trump also signed an executive order directing Treasury Secretary Steven T. Mnuchin to review significant changes to the tax code since the start of 2016 to determine whether they "impose an undue financial burden on American taxpayers," "add undue complexity" or "exceed statutory authority," the White House said.
One essential is that randomization should in practice work for every patient, so undue complexity is to be avoided.
Known barriers to HIV treatment adherence fall into several broad categories including psychosocial issues, economic factors, substance abuse, co-morbidities including psychiatric disease, low health literacy, or medication-related issues (ie, interference with lifestyle, side effects, or undue complexity).
Ion-exchange resins and adsorbents allow improved retention over LIE and are capable of recovering relatively pure coagulant without undue process complexity.
PIRC said the level of remuneration was excessive while "an undue level of complexity" made it hard for shareholders to assess how bonuses were earned.
Scanning of microarrays is typically labor intensive and a significant source of system noise that complicates the use of microarrays significantly; and has hampered the transition of these technologies into high throughput clinical scenarios by adding undue instrumentation cost and complexity.
"The additional restrictions proposed by this bill would add more complexity to the regulations governing elected officials, without reducing undue influence".
