Rationing of ICU admission according to survival benefits and to avoid unreasonable pointless obstinacy is critical to decrease undue ICU admissions.
In its request for public comment, the Fed pointed to concerns about "undue concentration of resources, decreased or unfair competition, conflicts of interests, unsound banking practices, or risk to the stability of the United States banking or financial system".
Additional evaluation of gender differences on the decision to voluntarily participate in clinical research is thus warranted, particularly to examine the degree to which differences in social influence relate to undue control over or decreased autonomy of female participants versus individual preference for external consultation or decision-making support.
By increasing use of ORS and expanding the antimicrobial drug treatment of hospitalized patients, intravenous fluid needs might be decreased, without posing an undue risk for antimicrobial drug resistance.
A "decrease in the margin of safety" at Davis-Besse invites undue risk.
In practice, physicians often forego the loading dose, especially in patients that may have decreased preload to avoid any untoward hemodynamic effects including undue hypotension.
The judges suggested that a decrease in the number of abortion providers did not impose an undue burden, because of the existence of providers elsewhere in Texas or in neighboring states, and that the emergency efforts of private parties to comply with the new requirements also did not constitute an undue burden.
Undue physical, emotional, or cognitive strain on patients are burdens that will generally decrease the quality and quantity of PRO data.
Colder temperatures will result in vasospasm (decrease in diameter of blood vessels), which will prevent leakage of undue fluid in the operated area.
Every major study has concluded that [the House bill] will not place any undue burden on consumers in their electricity bills, with the costs ranging from a net decrease in costs for the Americans struggling hardest to pay the bills (those in the lowest quintile of income) to a gain of about $20 a month for the richest Americans".
