Sentence examples for great underestimation from inspiring English sources

This phenomenon may result in great underestimation of magnitudes of large earthquakes.

They showed that the method provides a great underestimation of the uncertainty and a significant bias (that also highly depend on the data size) in the estimation of the b-value, both for the binned and cumulative form of Eq. (1).

It's a great underestimation on their part of what they are up against".

Class imbalance occurs when examples from one class outnumber those of the other class, which results in great underestimation of the classification performance of the minority, thereby further affecting the evaluation precision of the overall classification performance.

In comparison to MLPA, qPCR underestimated the CN (on average by 0.78), with greater underestimation at higher CN.

This approach will overcome the limitations of MOLLI that underestimate T1 values [10, 41, 36] and which are known to have greater underestimation in short T2 tissues such as the myocardium [46].

However, a high PEEPi may also lead to a greater underestimation of C RS.

Regurgitant volume calculated with the 3D method underestimated the actual flow rate by 2.6%, whereas 2D and the M-mode method show greater underestimation (44.2% and 32.1%, respectively).

Across the combinations, V500 had consistent negative (greater underestimation than average) slopes and Servo U consistent positive (lower underestimation than average) slopes whilst the slope sign in the three others changed direction.

When branches are of unequal length, an erroneous estimate of rate variation can result from greater underestimation of substitution rates on longer branches [30].

For prevalences less than 0.5, imperfect diagnostic test sensitivity results in a small underestimation of heritability, whereas imperfect specificity leads to a much greater underestimation, with the impact increasing as prevalence declines.