Sentence examples for be an underestimated value from inspiring English sources

Homosexual transmission made up 44% in the present study, and this may be an underestimated value [ 33].

Considering the 25 biallelic markers analyzed in the present work, the estimated value of 4D μσ2 would be around 935 individuals, which seems to be an underestimated value according to the same author.

It is noteworthy that the SSR loci, which gave amplified but monomorphic bands over the 2 parents of the mapping population, may reveal polymorphism in other genetic backgrounds, so the observed variability in our experiment is only an underestimated value of the extent of the variability existing within alfalfa cultivars.

It is therefore clear that sustainability, as a social value, is an underestimated aspect in the city's design.

This value may be an underestimate of the real value if a portion of the deleterious mutations persists at such high frequencies [ 56, 58].

In addition, the prevalence estimates of high frailty levels we report may be an underestimate of the values we could have found had we not excluded those with proxy questionnaires.

That is, the baseline resilience reports of hostages may be an underestimate of the true value, owing to the extent of trauma experiences associated with the hostage taking.

Even though IGASI is a reportable disease, our results for pneumonia may be an underestimate of the true values.

Therefore, it is likely that the documented haematological and biochemical toxicities may be an underestimate of the true values.

2) In the set of 96 factors, some factors were very generic and some very specific, therefore, there was a systemic bias in the dataset which caused the score for generic factors to be an underestimate of the true values and factors with limited information to be overestimated (data not shown).

Clearly, the ability of min i R i to estimate p A is greatly affected by the noise in the data; understanding and incorporating the noise and its effect on min i R i in the estimation process is the key to finding an accurate estimate of p A. The noise in the observed expression data from mixed samples causes the minimum ratio to be an underestimate of the true proportion value.