"overestimate the value" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the process of believing that something is more valuable or worthwhile than it really is. For example, you might say "They overestimated the value of the property, which led to considerable losses".
We overestimate the value of money.
The authors found that homeowners overestimate the value of their homes by an average of 5-10%.
"It's dangerous to overestimate the value of an account to an organization and underestimate what it means for an individual".
The bottom line: Teams tend to overestimate the value of field position, compared with keeping the ball, on their end of the field and underestimate it, compared with the value of a field goal, on the other team's end.
And the model may overestimate the value of dashboard lights to warn of pollution control problems and of the value of ethanol and gasoline additives intended to reduce emissions, the study said.
But as the new media pundit Clay Shirky said at the South by Southwest conference in March, "we systematically overestimate the value of access to information and underestimate the value of access to each other".
Nevertheless the methodological quality of the available studies is not optimal and many of them classify patients with anamnestic questionnaire that tend to overestimate the values of prevalence.
The significant correlations signify that rCBF CT does deliver a perfusion-weighted signal, but with a tendency to overestimate the values particularly for highly perfused regions.
In healthy subjects, perfusion CT does deliver a perfusion-weighted signal, but with a tendency to overestimate the values particularly for highly perfused regions.
Thus, SF6D is likely to overestimate the values of very impaired health status [ 16– 22].
The size of the cuff is known to influence the obtained blood pressure values where a cuff that is too wide underestimates the blood pressure whereas a cuff that is too narrow tends to overestimate the values.
