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The figures also "will be a considerable underestimate to the true deaths caused directly or indirectly by this virus," she said.
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.
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.
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.
Dr Sutyagin says this is a considerable underestimate and the total is nearer to 800.
Thus our Australian data is a considerable underestimate.
For example, with data presented in this study we might conclude that the predicted SF-6D was able detect a clinically important mean change of 0.04 (i.e. >MID[ 15]) in the STIVEA patients, however comparison with observed SF-6D data (mean change 0.13) reveals that this is a considerable underestimate.
Outpatient consultations are usually scheduled for patients with chronic and non-life-threatening diseases, such as dementia, rheumatism, and diabetes; hence, there is a considerable risk of underestimating the number of patients suffering from these diseases in our study.
