Sentence examples similar to undue phase from inspiring English sources
We have to consider whether this had an undue influence on phase II data generation.
In particular, we did not consider subject-individual corrections, which may contribute to an undue complexity of a Phase I study and may be unnecessary in the presence of small heart rate effects.
There, the required homogeneity of a phase is lost and undue property fluctuations destroy the usefulness of thermodynamic functions.
But WHO, following criticism from member countries that declaring phase 6 could cause undue alarm about a virus that appears no more dangerous than seasonal flu strains, has been reluctant to declare this a full-scale pandemic.
So Article 34(4) allows organizations to provide the required information in phases, as long as this is done without undue further delay," the ICO told us. .
The NHS practice of routinely weighing women during pregnancy was phased out in the early 1990s on the grounds that it caused undue stress for little benefit.
Patients were examined during the expiratory phase of quiet respiration, and the transducer was applied on the body surface without undue pressure.
Is undue optimism something we should guard against particularly when their optimism is unlikely to materialise in early phase trials or is it enough that they understand the risks and benefits?
What's an "undue burden"?
