Sentence examples for highly overestimated from inspiring English sources
More than 90% of the 50 experts polled for the EU-funded Financialisation, Economy, Society and Sustainable Development (FESSUD) research project said that the benefits of finance were either overestimated or highly overestimated.
As the results of the improvement, (1) compressive stress in SiO2 film, which was highly overestimated to be 13 GPa by the earlier potential, is reduced to 2.7 GPa, and (2) a spurious peak in Si O pair correlation function of SiO2 film disappeared.
Some critics argue, however, that research costs are highly overestimated by the industry and that most expenses go to marketing and not to drug research (Angell, 2005).
The comparison of M θ r curves (Figs. 16, 17) shows that the connection stiffness is highly overestimated by Frye Morris model and the proposed model agrees well with the numerical results with an average error of around 15%%.
In particular, activities in bottle T3 (which was placed between the lungs and spine) and in bottle T4 (which was placed in contact with the beef bone) were both highly overestimated by TEW while APDI reconstructed the true activity very accurately (error <1%).
"I've learned that I highly overestimated how much time people spend thinking about my appearance," Garau told The Huffington Post in an email.
While the "rule of mixtures" equation was found to highly overestimate the tensile stress, the model predicted the experimental results satisfactorily.
Triaxial and flexural moduli were quite similar and within reported back-calculated values, being preferred for the design of cement-treated recycled pavements, whereas indirect tensile test highly overestimates resilient modulus.
On the contrary, Equation 4 highly overestimates the fundamental period of the intact R/C building (≈ + 20% for fundamental period).
On the contrary, Equation 4 highly overestimates the fundamental period of the intact R/C building of type-2 (≈ + 30% for fundamental period).
Even the expression of MacNab-Meisen [30], which is prescribed for liquids, highly overestimates the thermophoresis strength, due to the presence of convection in their experiments.
