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Allowing for extrapolations to 1996 from the 2002 to 2007 period, the survey data were underestimated by 12%.

For both stations the maximum temperature of the ECMWF data is underestimated by about 21% expressed by a high coefficient of correlation of up to 0.72.

In each sex, age, and BMI category, the accelerometer-based median numbers of minutes/day spent in both total activity and MVPA (total accumulated time) were underestimated by self-report data.

When uncertain binary data were analyzed ignoring uncertainty (M2), sire variance and heritability were underestimated by 22 and 24%, respectively.

Note, however, that the contributions of hepatic microsomal P450s might have been underestimated by the data from the LCN mice, where the loss of hepatic microsomal P450-mediated AOM clearance would lead to increases in AOM concentrations in the liver and extrahepatic tissues, and consequently increased DNA adduct formation via alternative metabolic pathways and/or in extrahepatic tissues.

Both tree height and canopy cover showed strong relationships with the field data in the forest, but tree height was underestimated by 2.3 m.

When correcting the apparent femur stiffness derived from the original data, we found that the largest stiffness was underestimated by about 10%.

Since the factors entering in the development of that score are also factors associated with poor patient outcome, this difference in risk for dropout may imply that mortality was underestimated by the AMPATH data.

Experience with influenza illustrates how easily disease burden can be underestimated by extrapolating from hospital data.

In all but five cases, the transcript size was underestimated by the RNA-Seq data for all transcripts observable by RNA blot in both WT and pnp1-1.

These data suggest that the rate of bone marrow metastases is underestimated by routine procedures.