'misestimate' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is a verb that means to make an incorrect estimation or judgement about something. Example: The finance team misestimated the costs of the new project, leading to a budget deficit.
Reallocating a share of North Sea oil sales to Scotland creates a trade surplus and removes this misestimate.Why is this important?
In addition, it has been found that calculations based on typical meteorological year could misestimate the actual energy consumption.
Several studies demonstrate that urban microclimate affects buildings' energy consumption and calculations based on typical meteorological year could misestimate their actual energy consumption.
However, since dietary data is self-reported, there is potential for exposure misclassification that may misestimate wine consumption among adult users.
Hence, these unpredictable shakings of M-Acc in the CRU phase will cause the estimation mechanism misjudge the shakings as the signal of deceleration of the train, and thus misestimate the ARR phase too early.
The latter can then be shown to misestimate CO2 abatement costs by a few percent, penalizing alternate fuels and energy-efficient process configurations and leading to sub-optimal design decisions with potential net losses of the order of $1/MWh.
Values of α/β ratio of cerebral OAR are also controversial leading to misestimate the equivalent dose in 2 Gy fractions or the biological equivalent dose, especially during hypofractionated RT.
Small differences between the estimated and true HRFs did not cause false negatives, but larger differences within an observed range of variation, such as a 2.5-s time-to-onset misestimate, led to false negatives.
However, current approaches employed within the United States' NGHGI do not specifically incorporate methods to address error in tree-scale biomass models and as a result may misestimate overall uncertainty surrounding plot-scale assessments.
However, we have found that people cannot feel it just by trying out a device, rather, some might even misestimate it when experiencing the images in an improper fashion.
Because criminal justice RNA are typically based on actuarial tables, they may misestimate women's risk and needs with tangible impact on women's criminal sanctions and supervision case plans (Ostermann & Herrschaft, 2013; Smith et al., 2009).
