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CD4 count was increasingly underestimated with time, and the degree of underestimation correlated with baseline CD4percentt (p < 0.0001).

The CD4 count was increasingly underestimated with time from baseline, and the degree of underestimation correlated with baseline CD4percentt (p < 0.0001).

The LV volume calculations could be improved by using a higher number of iterations but that, in turn, would lead to increasingly underestimated EF values.

Both in the experiments and the field studies the mean perception of species richness by people increased with true species richness, but was slightly overestimated at low and increasingly underestimated at high diversity levels.

For example, the phylogenetic diversity was increasingly underestimated in larger phylogenetic trees than smaller phylogenetic trees.

Despite this strong correlation the phylogenetic diversity was increasingly underestimated as the phylogenies became less resolved and when larger phylogenetic trees were used.

A similar K 1(f) dependency (K 1slightly overestimating blood flow at low flow rates and increasingly underestimating it beyond f=1 mL/min/mL) has been also reported by Parkes and Tofts who used single compartment fits to simulated signal curves generated with a two-compartment model proposed by these authors (see Figure 4a in [31]).

With the breast cancer incidence increasing over time [ 2], this estimated background incidence will consequently increasingly underestimate the true background incidence.

With increasing severity, the percentage of strains which cause milder infections should increasingly be underestimated (e.g. from diagnosis of acute respiratory infections, ARI, to diagnosis of influenza like illness, ILI, or hospitalization).

26, 38 Considering that obese people also have a higher probability of using the health care system than normal weight people, associations between obesity and health care use may have been underestimated, and possibly increasingly so.

More recently, the self-consciously elusive quality of much of Degas's depiction has been increasingly acknowledged, as well as his underestimated shift away from topicality in later years.