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The results of our re-evaluation suggests that gene loss may have been underestimated based on RNA-seq alone, although more work is still needed to get a precise estimate of Y gene loss in S. latifolia.
Due to the calculation method of volume-based parameters, patients with low SUVmax could be underestimated, based on the cut-off value.
The fatigue damage is underestimated based on the Weibull parameters, while it is predicted accurately based on the Rayleigh distribution.
Our study implies that the numbers of prostate cells with stem/progenitor activity may be underestimated based on currently employed assays, supports that dissociation-induced apoptosis is a common feature of embryonic and somatic stem cells with an epithelial phenotype, and highlights the significance of environmental cues for the maintenance of stem cells.
Owing to these exclusions the prevalence of chronic diseases in the general population may be underestimated based on general practice registrations.
Therefore, the overall seroprevalence of PRRSV in Danish swine herds may be underestimated based on the submission data used in the present study.
In these studies, the total cost associated with FASD might be underestimated based on the fact that children with FASD are overrepresented in child care systems (Farris-Manning and Zandstra 2003; Hutson 2006; Popova et al. 2012c, d).
Third, ePPID may be underestimated based on incompleteness of Y2 H datasets [ 30, 32], which is also reflected by the lowest average degree in the "Y2H-union" dataset (column 5 of Additional file 1, Table S4).
It is now clear that the biosynthetic potential of natural products is significantly underestimated based on the natural products isolated to date.
In conclusion, LE trauma make up a substantial share of trauma deaths, and is underestimated when based on survival at discharge.
A study among 4 year old children who participated in the PIAMA cohort concluded that overweight prevalence rates are underestimated when based on reported weight and height[ 19].
