Sentence examples similar to materially undervalued from inspiring English sources

Last season's poor start cost United materially – 13 points after 10 Premier League matches was the return and they finished 17 behind the champions, Chelsea.

Excluding physicians who carried two mobile phones at the time of the study from this analysis, did not change the results materially (73.2 %; 95 % CI [66.5 79.3%%]).

We made the model more parsimonious by removing non-significant variables, but only if they did not materially (>10%) alter the regression coefficients of significant associations and if the likelihood ratio test [ 17] indicated a non-significant change in the model's fit (at a two-sided p > 0.05).

The shares of big, market-leading companies should be materially higher 12 to 24 months from now.

The bank said: [CRH[ has fallen around 20% from its 2014 high, without any associated earnings downgrade and as such has derated materially from 11 times to 8 times consensus EBITDA.

Sussex's treasurer Simon Crundwell added: "In interpreting the club's financial performance it is important to note that the final deficit is struck after depreciation of £403,000, which has increased materially from £233,000 in 2010, as a result of the ground redevelopment.

The OTC availability of diclofenac in part of 2007 2008 did not influence the overall prescription/OTC relation materially (Table 2).

3) Providing an analysis controlling for study phase (results materially unchanged) 4) Performing the analysis after excluding potential non-inferiority trials (results materially unchanged) Clinical trials provide the principal method with which to assess the effectiveness of therapeutic strategies.

More materially, the 28-year-old's finishes hand City a vital victory.

This reinforces our view that even 'positive' regulation can have a sting in the tail, which could materially impact 2012-13 forecasts.

As can be seen, the results do not change materially (Table 17).