Sentence examples for despite the underestimation from inspiring English sources
The results shed some light on the quantum and tempo of immigrant fertility despite the underestimation of the figures for cohorts.
In this paper, we take a different approach to the problem by investigating conditions under which, despite the underestimation bias, a network effect can still be detected by the network autocorrelation model.
Despite the underestimation of θ(Cl…H-O) for C2 structure, the semiempirical methods could present the same trend as the ab initio and DFT methods, i.e., the bond lengths of r(Cl…Hnear) and r(Cl…O) in the C2 structure are close to the average of two asymmetric bond lengths in the C1 structure.
Despite the underestimation of secondary electrons production at low energy inherent to the model, this study emphasized an interesting "radiolysis enhancement factor ", i.e., an increased radical production due the presence of the gold NP, which increases with the energy of the incident particle.
Despite the underestimation of fold change, the strong correlation between results from microarray and qRT-PCR indicate that the data obtained from the microarray analysis are highly reliable.
This is particularly true of the DY626766 and DY632057 loci, which showed greater qPCR copy number than predicted, despite the underestimation bias possible for those loci.
Despite the systematic underestimation of wave runup, modeled dune erosion compared well with observations after the sediment transport parameters were calibrated.
Despite the potential underestimation of smoking prevalence and the potential overestimation of smoking cessation during pregnancy, there is no reason to believe they occurred differently in the three surveys studied.
Despite the possible underestimation of mortality by the surveillance system, it can be argued that surveillance allows monitoring of trends and therefore provides valuable information on any change in mortality rates [ 19].
Despite the potential underestimation bias, the incidence rate found in studies such as Falsey et al. is relevant being twice that of influenza A, with a similar disease burden in terms of hospital stays and mortality in high-risk adults [ 22].
Despite the small number of intraspecific strains analyzed and the underestimation of recombination this entails, the amount of recombination events detected between strains is clearly higher than between species (red bars in supplementary fig. S5, Supplementary Material online).
