Sentence examples for Under estimating from inspiring English sources

Hence, applying this method may enhance correlation and under estimate the standard error of the regression coefficients by under estimating the variance of the imputed variables [8].

The extent of the shift can be directly proportional to the level of stroma and this phenomenon is described in detail under "Estimating Stromal Contamination" (Figure 2a).

It is possible that many small mini-proteins may have been filtered out during annotation, grossly under estimating the actual number of mini-proteins.

Second, because survey data is self-reported, they are subject for recall bias and over- and/or under estimating.

Therefore, it is unlikely that we are under estimating the net fish benefit on neurodevelopment by using the Oken et al. (2005) analysis as our basis.

The City manager said he had prepared the team badly and been guilty of under-estimating their opponents.

Researchers have uncovered evidence that teachers are routinely under-estimating the abilities of some black pupils, suggesting that assumptions about behavioural problems are overshadowing their academic talents.

The company will pay the Securities and Exchange Commission $350m for misleading investors by deliberately under-estimating the amount of crude gushing from the well.

The implication being that, if anything, we are under-estimating the real world warming trends for the contiguous United States.

Union leaders accused Transport for London (TfL) of under-estimating the impact of a 48-hour strike over controversial plans to close all Tube ticket offices.

It is living proof that in the food industry, as in the newspaper business, you will never go bust by under-estimating the public taste.