Sentence examples for extent underestimated from inspiring English sources
The fact that natural selection continues to occur in humans during the advent of agriculture and other major cultural shifts "means that biology and culture must have interacted and shaped each other to an extent underestimated so far," Courtiol told LiveScience.
In terms of the latter, the benefits of a quadrivalent vaccine are to some extent underestimated in this analysis.
The analysis did not include quality of life issues, and will thus to some extent underestimate benefits of preventive strategies.
However, the analysis will to some extent underestimate the cost-effectiveness of using G-CSF because we only included hospital admissions due to febrile neutropenic events but there will be patients with infection who require treatment that are not hospitalised and we did not include the cost of having a treatment delay due to neutropenia.
Since the cultures were sampled weekly, likely the observed durations to some extent are underestimated.
In another patient, in whom the total disease extent was underestimated on MRI, following complete local excision, repeat surgery was required for positive margins.
While published data finds endemic conditions in many Pacific Island countries, it is likely that the true extent is underestimated [ 9].
Furthermore, a significant number of pre-LT analyses of tumour extent are underestimated according to pathologic reports on explanted livers, leaving certain patients at a particularly high risk for HCC recurrence.
On the other hand, we may, to some extent, have underestimated and biased against the populations below 150 nm in diameter because we optimized our labeling procedure to enhance specificity at the cost of labeling density.
He worked hard to understand the details of government – to the extent of underestimating the need for crude politicking.
22 These rates were based on actually dispensed antibiotics, which to some extent might underestimate the general practitioners' actual prescribing rates.
