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The monetary value of the annual health benefits due to prevention of cognitive disorders generated by a 20% reduction exposure to MeHg in the US population was estimated at $US 170 million/year [ 29], but this result was certainly underestimated due to underestimation of the hair mercury-IQ dose response slope and the high threshold for neurotoxicity.

I've been underestimated and I'm certainly underestimated in these polls.

The Home Office has certainly underestimated David Nutt's media skills, as well as his tenacity.

Mr. Vallone, talking to reporters yesterday, said: "I'm certainly underestimated in these polls.

Based on clinical trial data published since then, we almost certainly underestimated the death toll.

However many alphabets you think there are, you have almost certainly underestimated the number.

The SNP's figures almost certainly underestimate the rate at which operators' costs will rise as the North Sea's ageing oilfields mature.Both sides are guessing.

Certainly, underestimating the Internet's long-term effect would be even more unwise than overestimating the short-term profits from it.

That certainly underestimates the fortitude of average citizens, who are able to accept the cost of war whenever they are confident that the cause is right.

But even with all that, this new document – actually a synthesis of three big working group reports released over the last year – almost certainly underestimates the actual severity of the situation.

Washington and Brussels almost certainly underestimate the time and effort it will take to forge their transatlantic trade partnership, but frustration with the WTO process means that's where the political energy already is.