And his latest prediction — to which he attaches a 25percentt probability — is that Ireland will default, and that Anglo Irish Bank, the recently nationalized bank that has become a reviled symbol of rampant lending and corruption, has not only underestimated its loan losses, but has a swelling book of derivatives contracts gone bad.
As firing at origins is relatively inefficient in S. pombe [8], [9], [24], it would not only underestimate the number of efficient late-firing origins, but also would fail to identify most, if not all, inefficient late-firing origins.
The HPs not only underestimated the proportion of patients who received internet information, but some appeared unaware of the patients' needs for guidance and opportunities for discussion.
Moreover, this curve showed that the fixed-protocol strategy not only underestimated the number of genetic clusters found in this landscape but also gives the impression of approaching an asymptote, while the other methods continued to encounter additional species.
This approach poses some degree of ascertainment bias as our systematic review focuses on laboratory identified UTIs which may not only underestimate the total number of UTIs but also lead to selection of samples from complicated cases thereby overestimating resistance.
We further argue here that we not only underestimate the role of disturbances and pathogens as cancer initiators, but also the role of additional factors, such as available resources and behavioral traits in potentially destabilizing homeostasis.
Our choice of excluding consecutive samples with blood-stage malaria parasites of the same species within 30 days of the first sample not only likely underestimates gametocyte carriage, especially that at a low density, but also fails to capture the functional true reservoir of infection.
Thus, not detecting influenza during hospitalization resulted not only in underestimating the impact of influenza, but also in providing limited opportunity for appropriate antiviral therapy.
The phenomenon will not only lead to underestimates of effect in studies using the SGRQ, but could lead investigators who are unaware of different responsiveness to spuriously attribute variability to differences in patients, interventions, intervention effects or methodological quality.
