Sentence examples for found to underestimate the number of from inspiring English sources

Workers compensation databases in Australia have been found to underestimate the number of work-related cases by up to 65% [ 2, 4- 6].

A 2016 study from the University of Washington also found that death certificate issues led public health officials to underestimate the number of deaths linked to drugs, alcohol, and mental illness over the past three decades by nearly 200percentt.

Overall participants tended to underestimate the number of portions displayed.

A. People usually underestimate the number of interviews it takes to find a job, said Tony Behsara, author of "Acing the Interview" and "The Job Search Solution" (Amacom) and owner of Babich & Associates, a job placement firm in Dallas.

The Lens found that New Orleans underestimated the number of schools that are failing.

Mason says that those figures actually underestimate the number of complaints he has filed.

And don't underestimate the number of people who read in the tub.

This will therefore underestimate the number of discriminable stimuli.

We found that models without age-structure and mating details can substantially overestimate or underestimate the numbers of engineered insects that must be introduced.

"We're trying to understand how we underestimated the number of students who planned to enroll this fall," Gillman said.

We find that empirical Bayes factor analysis underestimates the number of lineages in the low-quality regime, as might be expected, but infers values near the simulated number for the moderate- and high-quality sets, as in Figure S2.