That conclusion has implications for methods that claim to identify ethnic bias, sex bias or undue degrees of hawkishness or doveishness in exams with only a single examiner at each station.
All of the nearly $200,000 the school has amassed through its participation over the years has been used to ensure team members and other students can complete their degrees without undue financial burden.
The left forearm and hand seem normal in contour; active abduction of the arm is limited to 90 degrees; with undue effort the hand can be placed on top of the head, but this position cannot be maintained.
Dealing with life and death on a daily basis (at least to some measureable degree) arguably puts undue pressure on a person and, because our vices may be nothing more than a simple pressure-release valve for accumulated stress, perhaps it makes sense to not question a doctor's unhealthy choices.
Correction: March 3, 2000, Friday A brief report in Science Times on Tuesday about undue optimism and the terminally ill misstated the degree to which most doctors in a study overestimated the remaining lifetimes of patients who had been referred to hospices.
The Times took a different track, accusing American shipbuilders of slashing prices to an obscene degree, and accusing the government of exerting undue diplomatic pressure to obtain the contracts.
This tissue will glue together the bone fragments to a certain degree, perhaps sufficiently to maintain reduction unless undue stress or strain is thrown against the fracture line.
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.
Additionally, some degree of unequal selection probability was likely to have been present, potentially giving undue influence to any oversampled population subgroups.
Moral non-objectivism is not the view the wrongness of genocide, say, is just a matter of opinion (in the way that preferring chocolate ice cream over vanilla is a matter of opinion), and an undue focus on that sort of silly subjectivism whether explicitly or tacitly and unthinkingly—has injected a fair degree of straw-mannishness into proceedings.
