Sentence examples for large underestimate from inspiring English sources

However, we were confident this was a rather large underestimate of the proteins involved in establishing the structure that silences constructs inserted into the telomere.

They concluded that this was a large underestimate for the fruit as a whole, since only the pericarp was analyzed.

Using Read Codes to identify patients with IBS may lead to a large underestimate of the community prevalence.

Adjustment for SL results in a large underestimate of effect, as does standardization, though underestimates resulting from standardization are substantially greater (351%).

Another insight from our results is the fact that the paleontological constraint put on the paenungulate MRCA appears to represent a large underestimate of the actual divergence time for this group (Table 1).

Excluding both height and wood density (K D) again results in an small reduction in predicted AGB for the whole basin, with a very large underestimate in the Guiana Shield (−17.2%), and a smaller overestimate in SW Amazonia (12.5%) (Fig.  4, Table  1).

Brain imaging with labelled glucose and deoxyglucose reveals large underestimates of calculated CMRglc during activation due, in part, to rapid release of labelled and unlabelled lactate to blood.

Our findings suggest that the use of symptom /and or diagnostic Read Codes to identify patients with IBS in primary care is questionable and likely to lead to large underestimates of both the community incidence and prevalence.

During discussions with the vendor Philips, it was suggested that the large underestimates at low count rates seen in the Gemini ToF reconstructions may have been due to the scatter correction algorithm used.

In the aggregate, these large underestimates result in the patently inaccurate characterization of mental health problems as relatively uncommon in low-income countries compared to middle- and high-income countries (the reverse is probably true) [ 79].

As a result, the importance of Zn for cell biology has been by and large underestimated (as a notable exception we would like to acknowledge the contribution of Vallee and co-workers who focused on Zn-containing enzymes for several decades [ 248, 328]).