Sentence examples for mostly underestimated from inspiring English sources

Since the squeezing part is mostly underestimated in the current models, we applied more appropriate boundary conditions during the solution of Reynold's lubrication equation.

While reconstructions with TEW tended to overestimate the activity, those performed with APDI mostly underestimated it.

The rapid adoption of innovation has been mostly underestimated in its power to alter markets, find customers and generate sales.

The three young head models present similar brain absorption estimations, mostly underestimated, probably due to the head's curvature.

Italy not only lacks definitive epidemiological data, which is mostly underestimated and biased by several factors, but it lacks estimates of the economic burden of disease.

The curves and plots indicate that the sensitivities of V to purine variation are mostly underestimated and those of A are mostly overestimated regardless of CG content changes.

The prevalence of respiratory viruses in adults is largely underestimated, and relevant data mostly concern infants and children.

It's one of those ingredients that we tend to just put in salad dressings – or on chips – and mostly underestimate or rarely appreciate how complex a flavour it can be.

The IRI-2007 model fits the GPS TEC data mostly in the morning hours, but generally underestimates the GPS TEC since the plasmasphere is not included in the model.

Furthermore, only one relatively low dose of NS2359 was studied that mostly likely underestimated the effect of the medication.

Yet recent research reveals a generation in jeopardy mostly of being underestimated.