Some environmentalists and public-utility officials say the fuel cells' emissions may be understated and question whether their carbon reductions are sufficient to warrant public subsidies.
O'Neill may be understated and not a character to shout from the rooftops - but why should he when results speak so eloquently on his behalf?
The confirmed death toll was 3,676 on Tuesday, with 7,558 people reported missing, but those numbers may well be understated, and bodies continued to wash ashore.
This number may be understated because unlike men, women may rely more on friends and family angels than traditional ones, according to Sharon Vosmek, member of Astia Angels.
Since routine data collected at local level may be biased and resource availability may be understated in less resourced HFs, to minimize inconsistency and bias, we cross-checked information on availability of staff and equipment across all available years (2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011).
He may be quiet and he may be understated, but he is ruthlessly competitive with a relentless drive towards one aim: to succeed.
However, the damage he did can hardly be understated, though much of it may have seemed inevitable.
"If inflation is (incorrectly) measured to exclude all asset-price inflation," Mr Goodhart concludes, "then the links between money growth and (true) inflation may be understated".In any event, when the Fed started cutting rates America's housing market was already vibrant, despite the weakening of the economy as a whole.
Consequently, our estimates of diagnosed and total diabetes may be overstated, and the percent of total diabetes that is undiagnosed may be understated.
At the current sales rate, it would take more than 11 months to sell the current inventory of unsold homes, and some economists thought that estimate may be understated.
