Sentence examples for gross overestimation from inspiring English sources

Jess Phillips, the Labour MP for Birmingham Yardley, said Robinson "should get the message from the gross overestimation of attendance at his rally this week" and the relative strength of the anti-fascist movement.

But it's a gross overestimation.

To date these methods are only able to address low dimensional problems and for larger systems are unable to prevent gross overestimation of the bounds.

The paper exposes how not considering the uncertainties can result in gross overestimation of the system capacity, and shows a method for reducing the impact of uncertainty, and even use it to our advantage if the uncertainties are correlated.

As some of the critics of Lütke's letter on Twitter have suggested, this is both a gross overestimation of the role of a commerce platform, and a significant underestimation of the responsibility of a private business to its clients and customers.

The results shown above indicated that the use of either default or mean BEF and R values may lead to a gross overestimation in biomass and carbon stocks, and consequently in CO2 removal by sinks in carbon sequestration projects for Pinus species in southern Brazil.

There is a gross chance of overestimation (by about 71%) of very high risk among males and (by about 78%) of high risk among females in using without cholesterol compared with the cholesterol version.

This procedure is likely to result in an overestimation of gross ore extraction for some ores in the earlier years.

There will be occasions when the results for thermal fluence will differ substantially from the average such as snow on the ground with thick cloud above the fireball (gross underestimation) or with the fireball above low cloud and fog (overestimation) but we assume a detonation would not take place during such adverse conditions.

For A/H1N1 (2009), the occurrence of asymptomatic infections or clinical cases for which no medical care is sought can lead to gross underestimation of the true incidence of infection [1], [2] and overestimation of severity [3], when using clinical surveillance data.

And in case of gross contamination with non-mucosa cells, it would result in underestimation, not in overestimation, of the extent of hypomethylation.