Sentence examples for unduly time consuming from inspiring English sources

They were not unduly time consuming.

On a general level, questionnaires proved easy to apply, were readily understood and accepted by both HCPs and patients, and not unduly time consuming.

The six centres all collected data efficiently, found the questionnaires to be readily understood and easily applied, and, importantly, the whole process was not unduly time consuming.

In a pilot implementation study conducted successfully in two specialist headache centres in Portugal and Germany [6], the assessment questionnaires were found easy to apply by health-care practitioners (HCPs) and patients, and not unduly time consuming [6].

The pilot was successful in this purpose: the questionnaires were found easy to apply and were readily understood and acceptable, and, importantly, the whole process proved not unduly time consuming.

In one centre (Modena), one physician refused to complete the questionnaire; in all other cases, both HCPs and patients reported that the questionnaires were easy to apply, readily understood and not unduly time consuming.

Groups like the Citizens Budget Commission have long complained that the Police and Fire Departments have built too much overtime into their routine budgets, that the city's procedures for procuring goods and services are unduly time-consuming and costly, and that city agencies could operate more efficiently if they adopted more up-to-date technology.

The questionnaires were easily understood by HCPs and patients, and were not unduly time-consuming.

The questionnaires were easily understood by both HCPs and patients and were not unduly time-consuming.

We interrogated HCPs and patients, finding that the enquiry was feasible and the questionnaires were easily understood by both groups, without being unduly time-consuming.

Here we report the pilot evaluation study, undertaken in two specialist centres in Europe primarily to learn whether such an enquiry is feasible, and whether the questionnaires are easily understood by both HCPs and patients and not unduly time-consuming.