Sentence examples for had previously underestimated from inspiring English sources

Greg Doran, the RSC's artistic director, told the Observer that producers and directors had previously underestimated the power of music to enhance productions.

Jeremy Rose, the district councillor for Newport, which was flooded last week, welcomed the money but said the county council had previously underestimated the scale of the flooding risk in the village.

"This study reveals a huge amount of complexity in the circulating blood during exercise that we might have previously underestimated," says Martin Whitham, a biologist at the Garvan Institute who, with his fellow Garvan researcher Mark Febbraio, led the new study.

Viral origin supporters are banking on the likelihood that scientists have previously underestimated the ability of RNA assisted by transcription factors to competently manufacture large enzymes like RNA polymerase (RNA Pol), as well as the aforementioned enzymes.

That said, we agree with de Quieroz [ 62] that we have previously underestimated how geological time scales can make the most improbable dispersal event probable.

Models also now better simulate the Arctic sea ice decline, which they had previously dramatically underestimated.

"From a scientist's perspective, I find I had previously completely underestimated the depth of logical argument in the Middle Ages".

It admitted that "justice had not been done at the time to the pioneer work of the Southern Cross expedition", and that the magnitude of the difficulties it had overcome had previously been underestimated.

The apparent increases in the frequency of neurologic infections, human case-fatality rates, and horse and bird deaths in the Northern Hemisphere raised the question of whether a recent emergence of WNV strains with increased pathogenicities occurred or whether the virulence of the virus had previously been underestimated.

Contemporary in-depth sequencing of environmental samples has provided novel insights into microbial community structures, revealing that their diversity had been previously underestimated.

The extensive degradation and metabolism of anthocyanins was recently confirmed in our stable isotope-labelled C3G feeding study in which the relative bioavailability of C3G was established as 12.4 ± 1.4%, based on the recovery of the C-label in the urine and breath (Czank et al., 2013), suggesting that the extent of anthocyanin absorption and metabolism had been previously underestimated.