Sentence examples for a significant overestimation from inspiring English sources

There was a significant overestimation of the mean pulmonary artery pressure with echocardiography compared with catheterization (55.4 vs 51.1 mm Hg; P <.005).

The general assumption of rigid reflection is usually on the safe side but results in a significant overestimation of displacements and internal forces.

Despite some fluctuation in J.S.'s size judgments he showed a significant overestimation of horizontal object size by +22%to+40%0% across several test blocks and testing sessions.

Likewise, neglecting the parent and modeling its daughter as a single stable species can result in a significant overestimation of the peak value of the daughter nuclide.

Glaciogenic material with its low 10Be concentrations can lead to a significant overestimation of denudation rates and thus limit the applicability of cosmogenic nuclide analysis in such glaciated settings.

It is proposed that, under indentation loading, enhanced matrix flow that contributes to a localized increase in particle concentration directly below the indenter results in a significant overestimation of the overall composite strength by the hardness test.

However, prediction of the PG measured for shocks in VF from those measured in paced rhythm resulted in a statistically significant overestimation of the PG in VF.

A statistically significant underestimation of the infarcted area (compared to the estimates from the physicians in nuclear medicine) was noted for 6 of the 23 referring physicians, a statistically significant overestimation for one, and no statistically significant differences for the other 16 referring physicians.

A statistically significant underestimation of the ischemic area (compared to the estimates from the physicians in nuclear medicine) was noted for 12 of the 23 referring physicians, a statistically significant overestimation for none, and no statistically significant differences for the remaining 11 referring physicians.

That resulted in a statistically significant overestimation of the prevalence of CKD compared to mGFR and to other formulas, with a prevalence of 47.5% with rG-CystC compared to 32.% according to mGFR (p=0.03).

Errors in intercensal population projections provided by the US census for the years 1991 to 1999 were recently implicated as a source of significant overestimation of racial disparities in cancer incidence rates [ 7, 15].