Sentence examples for may be underestimation from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the estimate figures we report may be underestimation of the accuracy of case ascertainment.

Some studies have, however, shown that there may be underestimation of needs by patients for detailed peri-operative information [ 15– 17].

There may be underestimation of type 2 diabetes by self-report; however, our population is highly educated about medical conditions, so self-report error should be substantially less than that in a general population.

Therefore the multipliers may be underestimations.

Because of these possible misclassifications, the observed differences may be underestimations.

These numbers may still be underestimations because of the loss of phylogenetic signal in many anciently acquired genes.

Consequently the most vulnerable fathers-to-be, as well as couples, are not included in this study and the negative outcomes may therefore be underestimations.

It is one of the most dire forecasts so far of the potential effects of rising temperatures around the world - yet it may be an underestimation, the scientists involved said yesterday.

However, the impact of reservoir expansion on terrestrial-to-aquatic DOC transfers was not included in this study, and therefore reported DOC flux values to the reservoir may be an underestimation in this respect.

Therefore, the prevalence figures for depression in the present study may not be an adequate representation of the sample, and may be an underestimation.

The history of domestication of swine and the process of human urbanization; however, suggest that the Bayesian analysis presented here may be an underestimation of the evolutionary time for HEV.