Sentence examples for both underestimates from inspiring English sources

When stimulus timing is held constant, the perceived distance between stimuli both underestimates, and grows in proportional with, the actual distance [19], [20] (Fig. 1E).

But that view both underestimates and cheats voters.

But this both underestimates the power of modernity and overestimates the power of colleges.

These findings also suggest that measurements of microbial translocation from peripheral blood are likely to be both underestimates of intestinal translocation and significantly confounded by liver disease.

Both underestimated the strength of the American economy.

Both underestimate the value of nature by omitting significant parts of our natural environment.

He said they both underestimate Britain's ability to reform the EU.

As so often, though, the critics, I suspect, both underestimate the difficulty of big change and the geometric, multiplier effect of small ones.

Researchers have found that a reputation for caring about stakeholders and employees leads people to both underestimate calorie content and overconsume foods marketed by these firms.

Our analysis reveals that fluorescence measurements can both underestimate and overestimate fluctuations in protein levels that arise from the stochastic nature of biochemical reactions.

In the magazine this week, Seymour Hersh explores how the U.S. has, at various moments, both underestimated and overstated the cyber-security threat posed by China — and how neither mistake should be a source of comfort.