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Global climate models have underestimated the amount of CO2 being absorbed by plants, according to new research.

Our results ultimately reveal that tsunamis generated using Models 1 through 3 are unable to reach and inundate Kobatake-ike pond (Fig. 5), which in turn suggests that previous models have underestimated the size and height of the 1703 tsunami, especially Models 2 and 3.

However, some of the proposed models have underestimated the risk of acute renal failure [ 11].

We conclude that past predictive applications of the core-area model have underestimated true core area, and we recommend our simple re-formulated model for estimating the degree of population and community responses to habitat fragmentation under ecologically-realistic scenarios of high patch shape complexity and large spatial extent of edge influence.

This two-step process started after 1985, when he spent his lone meeting with O. J. Simpson adding more and more layers of clay to his model, having underestimated the size of Simpson's head.

The radiative transfer model has underestimated the incident global solar radiation by 25 32% when derived from cloud cover fractions obtained by the CCD sensor.

The results of Hofmann et al. (Environ Sci Eur 26: 24, 2), using standardised pollen mass filter deposition measurements, indicated that the EFSA Panel model had underestimated pollen deposition and, hence, exposure of non-target organisms to Bt-maize pollen.

Even in the unlikely situation that the average radiation dose would exceed 10 mGy per view and the model has underestimated the number of induced breast cancer deaths by a factor of 3, the radiation risks of screening would not outweigh the benefits.

Consequently, these results contradict Dawes et al. (2009)'s [41] suggestion that constant mortality models may have underestimated the effectiveness of anti-vectorial measures.

Nevertheless, difference in the BRCA1 risks estimated by the BOADICEA model and the meta-analysis of Antoniou et al (2003) suggests that the BOADICEA model may have underestimated the BRCA1 risk.

However, these uncertainties cut both ways, and in many cases it appears that model projections have underestimated the rate and magnitude of the climate changes resulting from our burning of fossil fuels and emission of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.