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There have been no reports so far of defections of security forces anywhere in the country, a factor that is not to be underestimated in a country where the memory of a long, bloody civil war in the first years of the Bolshevik revolution still looms large.

The educative effect of Burke's writing is not to be underestimated in a civil society, some of whose members were highly literate but had no formal education in political science (except, sometimes, at Scottish universities).

The power of humility cannot be underestimated in a great leader.

The amount of inter-facility discussion and relationships should not be underestimated in a single geographic area.

20 The problem of excessive alcohol consumption among travellers could in fact be underestimated in a cross-sectional survey of survivors.

The value of immediate accessibility to accurate information for education purposes and correct decision making should not be underestimated in a complex work environment in which outcome, economic, and legal premiums are determined by timely and decisive action.

But he argued that he has made a political career of defying expectations and shouldn't be underestimated in an election where many voters are demanding something different.

The role of literature, movies, TV and arts within anti-communism has not been treated enough so far, and unfortunately will not be treated in this volume as well, although their impact is not be underestimated in an entertainment society.

We also show that the low incidence of RPA after OPN demonstrated in previous studies might be underestimated in an era when the indication of nephron sparing surgery is extended to very complex tumours.

Experimental studies have shown that EVLWI measurement by transpulmonary thermodilution is correlated with the gravimetric measurement in a homogeneous lung injury indirectly induced by oleic acid, but is underestimated in a heterogeneous lung injury directly induced by hydrochloric acid [58 60].

The prevalence was underestimated in a minority of the simulated samples.