Sentence examples for considerably underestimates from inspiring English sources
It considerably underestimates support for same-sex marriage this year (it projects that about 37 senators should have endorsed it by now, not 50).
Mean based imputation considerably underestimates the population variance and tends to weaken the attribute relationships.
These measurements show that considering the flow field as stationary considerably underestimates the velocities present.
With the caveat of the previously discussed methodological limitations the differences we demonstrate could, therefore, considerably underestimates the true values within the Scottish population.
This considerably underestimates the true burden of respiratory viruses, as lack of resources precluded the routine use of more sensitive diagnostic methods such as shell vial culture [ 14] and molecular detection methods, and testing of a wider range of viruses.
When comparing the different approaches it is obvious that – as expected – the use of only one sample considerably underestimates the total prevalence in this population, but that estimates for prevalence of heavy infections and geometric mean intensity are quite similar.
She accused the government of considerably underestimating how many schools are closed.
"I think at the age of about 12 you tend to be considerably underestimated.
The result hints that the US Environmental Protection Agency EPAandand other agencies considerably underestimate leaks of methane, which is also called natural gas.
Soaring rates of multidrug-resistant tuberculosis have been found in west Africa, with the highest in the dense population of Lagos, Nigeria, suggesting the seriousness of the epidemic has been considerably underestimated.
But the ancients always considerably underestimated the size and distance of the Sun, which is so far from Earth that a measurement of its parallax lay beyond the powers of naked-eye astronomy.
