Sentence examples for an understated problem from inspiring English sources

An understated problem in testing the prevailing bivalent chromatin hypothesis is that the criteria for identifying such signatures are poorly defined.

As mentioned above, the literature indicates that survey respondents tend to understate problems and negative feelings [ 11].

It is of course possible that focus groups also generate courtesy bias, i.e. that participants understate problems and over-report socially desirable behaviour.

Though he is nobody's idea of an exciting public speaker, he has carved out a niche as an understated, sensible and trustworthy problem-solver.

Typically, the number of complaints filed with the F.D.A. about a product understates a problem because while companies must file reports, doctors and patients do not have to.

Ms. Urahn said that as a result, the $1 trillion figure probably understated the problem.

But Randy E. Ilg, a senior economist at the bureau, said that figure probably understated the problem because women have been surging into the work force, and their generally shorter hours appear to have pulled down the average.

The authors of the study cautioned that their findings have probably understated the problem -- and Freiberg pointed out a number of the study's blind spots in a 2013 response.

In fact, the commission understated the problem.

Zuckerberg both understated the problem and overstated AI's abilities, experts said.

Mr. McMullen said the reports understated the problem because the committee was unable to visit every hospital, and many victims went to small clinics.