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While Mr. Brooks may undervalue the sociological implications of these events, he is right about the need for education of the heart and the soul, an education that emphasizes ethical behavior, morality and character.

But it is not always, and as a result some studies may undervalue the amount of certain types of unpaid work.

This may undervalue the effect of the intervention from participants' perspective.

It is likely that we underestimate the actual value of successful control of MDR-TB, and may undervalue the potential benefits of prevention.

Additionally, non-client time was not included and this may undervalue the amount of time related to vasectomy services that is not spent in direct contact with the patient.

Although Montessori may undervalue social interaction, it facilitates the development of attention even into adolescence.

Recall, also, the case of depression, where the fact that subjects may undervalue risks arguably impairs capacity (Elliott 1997; Rudnick 2002).

Patients and physicians may undervalue or may not be aware of the broad impact of IIH on health related quality of life.

"Due to the proposed sale price, the size of the deal and other factors, we believe this transaction may undervalue Zipcar's stock," said Briscoe in a statement.

Shareholder rights attorney Willie Briscoe stated that "due to the proposed sale price, the size of the deal and other factors, we believe this transaction may undervalue Zipcar's stock.

While a mortgage for 70 percent of the purchase price is usually available in Hong Kong, banks often will finance only 50 percent for a village home or they may undervalue it.