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Because the main component of the ions is beyond the observational range of the LEP instrument, the ion moment data, such as ion temperature, velocity, and density, might be systematically underestimated from 1614 UT to 1620 UT (Asano et al. 2004).

However, the authors discuss the possibility that phosphorus intake may have been systematically underestimated from nutrient databases not updated on phosphate additives in processed foods [ 36].

The estimated MDR is systematically underestimated for the Nankai earthquake in this study because the seismic moment calculation area occupies about 80% of the Nankai seismogenic region.

From a public health perspective, these results suggest that death rates after HAART initiation within antiretroviral therapy clinics may be systematically underestimated if losses to follow-up are substantial and patients with very low pre-treatment CD4 counts are presenting for care.

In verbal autopsy data and even in clinical assessment, some causal groups will be systematically underestimated.

In the clinical data, some causal groups will be systematically underestimated but are still important to delineate consistently.

(2) The sampling area was found to be systematically underestimated by 1.4% due to a smaller diameter of the caps (19.86 ± 0.03 mm) than the nominal 20 mm.

Our study shows that commonly used substitution models can underestimate the number of substitutions among closely related sequences, such that the time-scale of viral evolution and emergence may be systematically underestimated.

In the S phantom, the reconstructed activity was systematically underestimated, although over- and underestimations were observed for the contrast and NEMA phantoms.

Peak precipitation, however, is systematically underestimated.

Some observers think that the risks of high-yield bonds are being systematically underestimated.