Sentence examples for superfluous care from inspiring English sources
They read much in the writings of the ancients, says Josephus (hence, no doubt, the many scrolls in the caves), yet (Philo) they do not cultivate the logical side of philosophy, do not expend "any superfluous care on examining Greek names" (by which is evidently meant such subtle discussions of words as one gets in the dialogues of Plato), but only occupy themselves with the moral side.
There is an even darker scenario, one that makes questions about medical care superfluous.
Death was no longer to be considered part of life, instead "total war" waged against it, family care and ritual deemed superfluous.
Underuse of medical processes was a much greater problem than overuse, with 46.3% of study participants not receiving recommended care and 11.3% receiving superfluous and potentially harmful care.
In addition to providing better and more efficient care, A.C.O.'s will also make health insurers superfluous.
The PDB files are additionally validated with PDB-care (Lutteke and von der Lieth, 2004) to detect superfluous carbohydrate atoms.
The conservative phase follows the original PDB_REDO method (Joosten et al., 2009) with several enhancements: The PDB files are additionally validated with PDB-care (Lutteke and von der Lieth, 2004 ) to detect superfluous carbohydrate atoms.
For some, this may seem like a superfluous product since many varieties of houseplants don't require an excessive amount of care.
Developing and adopting better standards of care can ameliorate the vicious cycle we find ourselves in now, in which superfluous testing can result in iatrogenic anemia that may necessitate subsequent RBC transfusion.
I live near a facility which cares for the ill and elderly, surely a segment of society regarded as superfluous by many.
By excluding patients for whom diagnostic and therapeutic measures are unnecessary, superfluous waste of resources is prevented, resulting in benefits both for the patient and the health-care system [6, 12].
