Sentence examples for data underestimates from inspiring English sources

Sentance believes that the official data underestimates the strength of the economy and that growth will be revised up in the coming months.

Looking just at personal consumption data underestimates the decline in spending, since, as Michael Mandel of Business Week has pointed out, a sizeable chunk of so-called personal consumption actually doesn't reflect individuals' spending at all.

However, the lack of transcriptome data underestimates the genetic potential, does not provide information about transcriptional units and contributes to disseminate annotation errors.

The nomenclature follows the scheme of table 3. Circles represent sub-region 1, triangles sub-region 2, crosses sub-region 3 and diamonds sub-region 4. When comparing the ECMWF data with the measured ZAMG data it is obvious that the ECMWF data underestimates the maximum and minimum temperatures (see Figure 5).

Omission of spatial dependence in the data underestimates the standard error of model coefficients, and this could explain why in the study carried out by Yang and colleagues (2009) the type of endemic setting was significant, although they used a hierarchical structure in their model.

Because syncytiotrophoblast cells were reported as a percent of the cells showing nuclear localized exogenous PPARγ, while mRNA was (necessarily) quantified in the entire culture, the expression data underestimates the functional effects of exogenous PPARγ, and the magnitude of the discrepancy is proportional to the fraction of uninfected cells.

He contends that the data underestimate employment and income in places like Los Angeles and New York City, where median income dropped in four boroughs.

The predicted frequency of exceedance of strong crosswind agrees well with the measurements, while conventional methods based on only statistical data underestimate or overestimate the frequency.

The findings indicate that the cross-sectional data underestimate the rate of change in tissue volumes with age as the longitudinal data show greater rate of change in tissue volumes with age for all tissues.

The mobile data underestimated some commuter flows, such as the number of people travelling into Lambeth every day.

The beach-ridge records suggest that the synthetically derived data underestimate the return periods by an order of magnitude for a given inundation level.