Critics, including Costa and many other parents of children with Down syndrome, say that such dispassionate approaches rarely happen in practice, with many obstetricians and genetic counselors providing unduly negative or misleading information.
Such cohorts are likely to contain an over-representation of people with longstanding disease, and may therefore provide unduly pessimistic estimates of prognosis.
If treatment related decisions are unduly weighted towards providing a psychological benefit to people other than the patient, the patient may not benefit from the treatment yet may still bear the risks.
More suggestive than depictive, Mr. Gurrin's images — a distant prairie home subjected to slow, prismatic distortions; an industrial building standing placid amid simulated wind gusts — provided poetic counterpoint without distracting unduly from the music.
Mr. Orszag, in an opinion piece published recently by Bloomberg, argues that the current system of tax rewards for retirement saving unduly benefits the wealthy, providing a significantly smaller incentive for middle-income earners to sock away cash for a nest egg.
Comcast, in a statement provided to the Post, denied that it is trying to buy the election or unduly influence it.
Hessian fly's small genome and the polytene chromosomes provided an excellent opportunity to determine if BAC libraries constructed from heterogeneous strains would unduly limit the mapping abilities of the HICF and FPC technologies.
Cheaper health care and better education would certainly help rural areas, but to provide them nationwide is unduly expensive.
Licensing is not unduly burdensome for good landlords and could provide a much needed tool for councils to take enforcement action.
While providing reciprocal benefits to participants unduly induce people into becoming participants, reciprocity should be understood as giving a prima facie reason, which can be overridden by competing considerations.
