Sentence examples for a considerable underestimation of from inspiring English sources
Using mean landscape characteristics leads to a considerable underestimation of infiltration-excess surface runoff and total simulated runoff.
This higher amplitude is caused by a considerable underestimation of the tropical rainforest LAI by the MOD15A2 during the seasonal phases of low leaf production.
The use of a packer distance that is too large may result in a considerable underestimation of the flow-wetted surface.
Comparing the prediction from Masonry Standards Joint Committee, MSJC (2013), and the proposed method reveals that ignoring the elongation of PT bars in strength prediction resulted in a considerable underestimation of the strength.
Neglecting within-stand heterogeneity in forest conditions, i.e., the state-of-the-art in many stand-level risk models, resulted in a considerable underestimation of simulated damage, supporting the notion that tree-level complexity matters for assessing and modeling large-scale disturbances.
This explanation fits not only with the observation for the iodosulfuron-containing products but also with the observation for the other herbicidal combination products that showed a considerable underestimation of acute Daphnia and fish toxicity of the product (some are listed in Table 3).
Overall, the fluid loading has a greater effect on the propagation wavespeed compared with the soil loading: for metal pipes, the effect of soil loading is negligible; for plastic pipes, however, simply neglecting the effect of soil loading can lead to a considerable underestimation in the calculation of the wavespeed.
The use of routine claims data can lead to a considerable underestimation especially for diseases with an asymptomatic period, which can delay clinical manifestation and diagnosis.
It can be assumed, however, that this is a considerable underestimation, since studies in neighbouring countries have demonstrated that a substantial proportion of dengue-infected children are not treated in hospitals [ 4].
