Sentence examples for globally underestimated from inspiring English sources

Both the short (loop) and long (1000 cycles) time scales are captured, with a ratcheting strain globally underestimated but features of the accommodated loop satisfyingly predicted.

The magnitude of the detrimental effects following in utero alcohol exposure, including fetal alcohol syndrome and other fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD), is globally underestimated.

"The reputational risks and impacts of people sharing information quickly and globally cannot be underestimated".

Because of hotter drought, he said, "the future broad-scale vulnerability of forests globally is being widely underestimated, including the vulnerability of forests in wetter regions," he said.

"It was an honor and privilege to have known Sir Alec, whose contribution to cricket, not only in England and Wales but also globally, must never be underestimated," Morgan said in an ICC news release.

Here, we propose that soil burial is a globally important but greatly underestimated process contributing to the delivery and long-term persistence of substantial SOC stocks to depths beyond those considered in most soil C inventories.

Still, then MI-algorithm may not find the (globally) best solution underestimating R 2. Of course, a mismatch of PET and histoPET before the MI coregistration may also be explained by a tracer accumulation inconsistent to histopathologic findings which would then mislead the MI algorithm.

Up to 2 million people marched in London that day and the importance of this event, both globally and locally, should not be underestimated.

Financial interconnections between globally systemically important banks cannot be underestimated.

As a member of the previous government, I know well that these prices were above those used globally". Cameron praised the NTC, saying it had been "consistently underrated and underestimated" as he expressed optimism for Libya's future.

A positive bias on v for instance signifies that the latent trait is underestimated (or that the difficulty parameters of the items are globally overestimated) and corresponds to an optimistic result.