Sentence examples for a considerable underestimate of from inspiring English sources

That seems like a considerable underestimate of the chances — I don't have much confidence that Wall Street does a competent job of pricing in political risk.

However, our model may be a considerable underestimate of in-field infection rates because it was based on die-off event incidences and did not include infected reservoirs or vectors.

Western province is one of the most isolated and inaccessible regions of the country, this hampered outbreak control efforts and may have also resulted in a considerable underestimate of the true extent of the outbreak in this area.

The resulting IRR suggested a fivefold increase that, although not statistically significant, probably represents a considerable underestimate of the increased risk in patients treated with anti-TNF due to the hypothetical "case" in the comparison cohort.

The figures also "will be a considerable underestimate to the true deaths caused directly or indirectly by this virus," she said.

However, the multiyear estimator that used 3 years of data, labeled L = 3 in Figure 1A (left), showed a considerable underestimate for year 2000.

In retrospect, this part of the plan represented a considerable underestimate.

As noted in section 3.8 of the mathematical model, our 85% vaccine coverage of reoccupants may be a considerable underestimate.

The Brussels tribunal that has kept figures since 2003 lists 200, but that is a considerable underestimate.

Earthrace Conservation UK says about 5,500 cetaceans have died in captivity and this is likely to be a considerable underestimate since many countries do not have to record such figures.

Dr Sutyagin says this is a considerable underestimate and the total is nearer to 800.