Sentence examples for undue body from inspiring English sources

Now there's more than ever, especially in the wet, yet the extra height in the suspension doesn't provoke undue body roll.

Undue body image concerns are another major pathological feature of BN and hence brain activation patterns associated with the processing of visual presentations of one's own and other women's bodies have been studied using various fMRI paradigms.

The neurobiological underpinnings of BN are poorly understood; Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) studies focused on self-regulatory [ 4, 5] and reward processes [ 6- 8] have identified differences in fronto-striatal functioning in people with BN and these may underlie core BN symptomatology such as binge eating, purging and undue body weight and shape preoccupation and dissatisfaction.

Eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa are serious health problems reflecting an undue concern with body weight.

A brisk walk won't put undue stress on your body like running might, but taking some deep breaths while walking can help you "quiet a busy brain," says Sinkler. "That's a win for everyone, from newbie exerciser to veteran".

The patient was instructed to move the arm as far as possible in the requested direction with minimal additional movement (change of wrist/elbow position, undue rotation, change in body posture and similar efforts).

This can cause undue anxiety to a body recovering from pregnancy and  shipment.

Many fashions promote revealing styles that are tight-fitting, attention-grabbing, low-cut, etc. Dressing up every once in a while is part of being young and beautiful, but for everyday stuff, your best bet is attractive, modest, flattering clothes that don't draw undue attention to your body.

And she quite correctly castigates the Vatican for its undue interference in the Italian body politic.

One of the first regimes to tackle weight loss for its own sake (to achieve an "ideal body" free from "undue thinness and fatness") was an 11th-century plan created by Avicenna, a Persian physician and philosopher, who advised the fat to eat only bulky food with little nutrition in it, and to get it out of the body as quickly as possible using exercise and laxatives.

Patients were examined during the expiratory phase of quiet respiration, and the transducer was applied on the body surface without undue pressure.