Sentence examples for a lower estimation of from inspiring English sources

We're awash in TV news segments celebrating the human spirit, but Machiavelli had a lower estimation of our worth.

You'll have a lower estimation of your own power and a greater estimation of the power of the institutions you happen to be in.

It is shown that PcritEuler≥PcritKoiter≥PcritThompson, i.e., that the advancement of knowledge leads to a lower estimation of the actual critical load.

Through comparing the results derived from these two datasets, it is concluded that the CRU TS dataset gave a lower estimation of annual precipitation than that from the RGR data but similar variation characteristics.

However, we were able to derive analytically a lower estimation of mc (see Text S2 for a proof).

We present analytical results for all three findings: (a) a lower estimation of the critical migration rate in the presence of local adaptation, (b) an analytical approximation for the gene flow reduction caused by unidirectional CI, and (c) a heuristic formula describing the invasion success of mutants at a mate preference locus.

It is shown that the technique used gives a lower estimation for strength of carbyne, which equals 251 GPa at T = 77 K.

end{aligned} Now, we get a lower estimation for the asphericity (alpha( prod_{i=1}^{infty}C_{i})) of an infinite cross product of these sets.

The 82% absorption of the Thin/NR cell gives a lower estimation (taking parasitic absorptions as zero) of approximately 72% for internal quantum efficiency (IQE) at wavelengths where P3HT is strongly absorbing [24, 39, 40].

Bland and Altman analysis also revealed a significant bias (with radial SOS providing a lower estimation) and more importantly large limits of agreement between the Z-scores of measures, indicating that both techniques are not comparable.

However, if any effect, this would result in an ever lower estimation of overtreatment with antidepressants in our sample.