Sentence examples for have under estimated from inspiring English sources

European banks seemed to have under estimated the prosecutorial zeal of the US authorities, he said.

Angus Campbell, head of sales at Capital Spreads, said: The markets have under estimated the political resolve of European politicians who are hell bent on protecting the European dream and will do everything in their power to keep the EU intact.

This could have under estimated the strength of some associations.

Finally, the solid culture used as reference standard for detecting TB may have under estimated the culture positivity rate.

Some individuals will have been treated, therefore it could be that we have under estimated the morbidity/mortality of undiagnosed diabetes.

This therefore might have under estimated the prevalence of B12 deficiency and may have overestimated its association with CAD as the prevalence of CAD is likely to be higher in secondary care settings.

"Whether other teams have under- estimated them, I don't know, but they'll do the basics well, they truck it up well, they have a good lineout and good operators at 10 and 12," he said, though such praise will mean little to a club denied even a losing bonus point by the last play of the match.

Hill spokesman Rupert Adams said: "Inside 24 hours Katie has gone from our best result to our worst result - we might well have under-estimated her chances".

Without the hierarchical structure implied by the random effects terms we may have under-estimated the standard error on the intercept.

This means that we are likely to have under-estimated the true prevalence of food insecurity in Victoria.

Furthermore patients with severe forms of anemia for instance were excluded from both studies and this could have under-estimated the true prevalence.