Sentence examples for unduly small from inspiring English sources
17 39 40 41 We should also note that although treatment rankings and probabilities are arguably easy to interpret, their interpretability is limited by the fact that they are driven predominantly by the estimated effect sizes, and that standard errors play an unduly small role in determining their position.
Anyone who has endured the pain of being unreasonably overlooked for promotion, reacted angrily in response to a below-market value offer for their house, or felt slighted by an unduly small pay raise will acknowledge that humans are highly attuned to violations in fairness.
We did, however, fit the same model into a generalized estimating equation (GEE) framework, which allowed us to include an autoregressive term to adjust for autocorrelation within cluster, but there are concerns about the standard errors of these models being unduly small when the number of clusters is small [ 13].
"Brokers as a group only have a small share of the market".While "small" is unduly modest, it is certainly true that the position of brokers has in some respects been getting weaker.
We fret unduly about small risks -- air crashes, carcinogens in food, low radiation doses, etc.
The bill would also apply only to retailers with more than $1 million in interstate sales, which means it would not unduly burden small business.
Neither unduly high nor unduly low price scales are tenable.
And because regulation and verification would fall on retailers' shoulders, Prop 37 could unduly burden smaller stores and businesses -- and eventually consumers.
Even the FAA, it seems, has decided that "imposing such requirements would be unduly burdensome to small UAS operators" and that " The training, testing, proficiency and experience requirements for obtaining a commercial pilot license have limited relevance to the nature of small UAS operations.
23 A minimum plant size requirement of 50 employees is imposed to ensure that the estimation is not unduly influenced by smaller plants.
