Sentence examples for could be understated from inspiring English sources
But many infectious disease experts say that, if anything, the risk estimates could be understated.
They do this, they say, because otherwise country-wide falling incomes will mean that the "true" poverty rate could be understated.
"The department admits that the costs of its £163bn plan could be understated by at least £5.2bn - a figure that could grow as it develops a better understanding of the support costs involved," chairwoman Margaret Hodge, a Labour MP, said.
In addition, obesity was self-reported in the state-level data and could be understated, resulting in some unexplained variability in rates between states.
New York's increase in closing costs of $20 in the last year could be understating actual conditions, said Holden Lewis, a Bankrate.com reporter who analyzed the study for the Web site, which offers loan pricing data to consumers.
Steven A. Drizin, the director of the Center on Wrongful Convictions at the Northwestern University School of Law, said the significance of contamination could not be understated.
Goldfarb attended the latest General Growth bankruptcy hearing Wednesday and noted that "the uniqueness of the bankruptcy could not be understated," since bankruptcies rarely bring about full recovery for creditors and equity holders.
But a unique analysis, conducted for the Guardian by Prof John Curtice, of Strathclyde University, suggests that the crude assumption of a uniform swing could actually be understating the catastrophe facing the party.
The relevance to this model on a clinical level cannot be understated as therapies targeting EMT could inadvertently promote MET and progression of disease.
