Sentence examples for may systematically underestimate from inspiring English sources
Hallal & Victora [ 7] reported that the short version may systematically underestimate PA levels in Brazilian adults.
As these are non-equilibrium measurements, we caution that they may systematically underestimate absolute SNARE-SM affinities.
This may systematically underestimate deaths from an etiology that is difficult to detect and overestimate the contribution of other pathogens.
22 Hallal and Victora 23 found that the short version of the IPAQ may systematically underestimate physical activity levels in older adults.
If that is true, this result raises a possibility that the current method of evaluating drug synergy in vitro, as well as the widely used target-cell depletion models, may systematically underestimate the true synergy between some antiviral drugs.
Although a 0.7% absolute reduction in R/D may appear as modest, CT scan may systematically underestimate R/D because of the limited resolution of CT images, which defines that the mean CT attenuation measured on each voxel is an average of different alveolar densities.
For example, an obese woman who underestimates her per capita fat consumption by, say, 50% on food records may also systematically underestimate her fat consumption on a food frequency questionnaire.
It is further shown that effective diffusion coefficients may be systematically underestimated when the concentration at the downstream boundary is not taken adequately into account in modelling, even for very low concentrations.
From a public health perspective, these results suggest that death rates after HAART initiation within antiretroviral therapy clinics may be systematically underestimated if losses to follow-up are substantial and patients with very low pre-treatment CD4 counts are presenting for care.
We may have systematically underestimated the values for salt within the recipe group.
To the extent that exposures disproportionately occur in near-source regions (e.g., in vehicles on roads), iF may be systematically underestimated by the model.
