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For scans performed with cold water background (no activity), the reconstructions with TEW scatter correction underestimated the activity in small objects and overestimated it in large objects.

If the estimate of FWHM is reduced by a factor of two, the necessary PVE correction is underestimated.

Bini et al. [ 32] recently showed in an animal model that the MR attenuation correction method underestimated PET values by less than 10%% in most regions except areas containing bone or areas close to large bony structures.

A lacking correction may underestimate the Cs activities by up to 20%.

For events with many saturated pixels, the correction may underestimate the true radiance but not as substantially as the truncated saturated values.

This correction systematically underestimates the variance of classes of genes which have high variance, while overestimating the variance for low variance genes.

If preferences are incomplete, then use of such values without some form of correction will underestimate parameter uncertainty in the model, and may (though not invariably [ 18]) have important impacts on policy decisions.

Frequently, the same erroneous sequence is deposited multiple times in the same or different databases with different protein IDs, and because their correction by the FixPred pipeline yields the same sequence, the rate of correction may be underestimated.

On the other hand, the inclusion in meta-analyses of studies reporting no bleeding event in either group using a continuity correction could have underestimated the association.

Even in long-term follow-up observations after surgery, the position of the eyelid edge allows verification of the visual field and maintenance of the location that is not associated with an excessive or underestimated correction.

The full-spectrum correction factor would be underestimated by up to 20% when compared to the DT correction based only on PP.