Sentence examples for may underestimate recent from inspiring English sources
As most studies, our study may underestimate recent transmission due to the limited time of observation.
Because the allele frequency distribution does not allow discrimination between sweeps and population expansion (Przeworski 2002), we apply θ = 4 N eμ, recognizing that we may underestimate the recent effective size if the population is expanding.
Central bankers weaned on tales from the 1930s and 1980s, when soaring unemployment produced tumbling inflation, may have underestimated recent economic troubles because of stable inflation.
Although the incidence of symptomatic lactic acidosis in adult HIV-infected patients treated with NRTIs may have been previously underestimated, recent data suggest that the occurrence of NRTI-induced lactic acidosis is increasing [ 31].
Recent evidence also suggests that IUPM may underestimate the true number of latently infected cells that carry infectious virus and may only represent 10 30% of 'activatable' virus.
Recent studies have suggested that CellSearch technique may underestimate the number of CTC [ 2].
Thus, if past exposures are more relevant to osteoarthritis than recent exposures, associations based on current PFOS levels may underestimate potential effects.
Our results may underestimate the overall number of alternatively spliced genes in the transcriptome; recent estimates suggest that at least half of all mammalian genes with more than one exon may be alternatively spliced [ 33, 34].
According to a recent comparative study, the test used in our study may underestimate seroprevalence because of its inherent lower sensitivity (15 ).
However, their meta-analysis did not include very recent studies reporting positive associations [ 11- 13] and therefore may underestimate the contribution of the -160A-allele to gastricancerer.
Thus the available data are biased towards situations in which recent speciation reduces the observed level of inter-species sequence divergence, and may underestimate the utility of DNA barcoding as an identification tool among Heteroptera in general.
