Sentence examples for great overestimation from inspiring English sources

Cleveland officials won't guess how many protestors the convention will turn out, but the city of Tampa, Florida, expected 15,000 protestors at the 2012 RNC, which turned out to be a great overestimation.

They self-rated high on all five dimensions, showing great overestimation of their performance compared with their MITI scores on four dimensions, whereas their self-ratings on Direction were consistent with their scores.

Those with a recent death in the family were less likely to overestimate their absolute risk, whereas higher anxiety scores were associated with greater overestimation.

The sole use of inpatient diagnoses resulted in even greater overestimation of all-cause or suicide mortality risks when prevalent cases were unidentified (∼20 30%) or excluded (∼25 40%).

Pollock 2007 [48] 100 Malawi P 1 to 7 years EPLS, Luscombe None 1, 2 Low Findings: The Luscombe formula was less accurate than EPLS with greater overestimation of weight.

When further assessing the specific results of the Accu-chek Compact Plus, there was a trend of greater overestimation of 10 and 15 mmol/L glucose samples at higher simulated altitudes.

There is greater overestimation of BCItp over CCIpa in low than in high CO states.

The extrapolation of the rate from a slower evolving group, such as humans, would lead to an even greater overestimation.

A higher estimate of the population risk and a lower family history category were also associated with a greater overestimation of absolute risk.

As compared to the older group of patients, the agreement was significantly poorer in children younger than 3 years, with a significantly greater overestimation introduced by the LaFarge equation (11% ± 21% vs 53% ± 52%, P <.0001).

The LaFarge equation induces a significantly poorer estimation of V o2 when used in children younger than 3 years as compared to older patients, with greater overestimation and random errors in individual errors.