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To value firm based upon forecasts of silver prices (traditional NPV approach) could grossly underestimate the value.

These limitations of parsimony potentially could grossly distort the results of evolutionary reconstruction, especially if the number of analyzed species is small.

(b) The number N of spaced-word matches is highly sensitive to repeats in the compared sequences, and our previously defined distance function could grossly under-estimate phylogenetic distances in the present of repeats.

Airline executives said the cost estimate could prove "grossly off target" and make the airport unaffordable as the overspends are passed on to carriers, and then passengers, via higher landing charges.

A significant percentage of such a recovery could be "grossly disproportionate to the work they have actually done," the government said, and may not qualify as a "procurement cost" exempt from reimbursement.

However, Sheriff Jim McDonnell argued that even a 3,885-bed 3,885-bedl could prove "grossly insufficient," leading to worsened overcrowding and early release of prisoners.

In addition, return of lymphatic function with transport of fluorescence-labeled colloid could be grossly visualized by microlymphangiography as early as 2 weeks after surgery (Figure 1C).

In addition, the proportion of births that are LBW could be grossly underreported because a large proportion of infants are not weighed at birth.

This has important implications for the scale of expected exposures and related impacts that could be grossly underestimated by including only industrial processes with process generated heat as sources of occupational heat stress.

But this spectacular half-time sales scoreline could still prove grossly misleading in terms of profit.

"They would like to argue that the primary actors were Halliburton and Transocean employees and BP was not responsible for their failures and, therefore, BP could not be grossly negligent".