Sentence examples for overestimate to from inspiring English sources

As a result, the value calculated by the Iowa formula tends to overestimate to a considerable extent.

In other words, we cannot exclude that our case control approach may overestimate the effect of screening, but we do not expect such an overestimate to be different when comparing adenocarcinomas to squamous cancers or younger to older women.

Because our results for these variables can at most account only for the second source of error, it is likely that they overestimate, to some degree, the levels of association and agreement between the two studies.

"I think he's done an enormous service, incalculable service, it can't be overestimated, to this democracy.

Moreover, the average utilization is overestimated to support peak load situations, which often occur in EDHs.

Because various species have different swim speeds, their densities may be overestimated to different degrees.

As a whole, LPB tends to overestimate ω and to underestimate Ks when compared to MYN.

It is impossible, Mr. Savanella said, to overestimate its importance to the school's self-image.

"People tend to overestimate their ability to do things without sleep," says Emily Papazoglou, an Atlanta-based clinical neuropsychologist.

Claiming credit that that we don't deserve: The most annoying way to overestimate our contributions to any success.

MURPHY: I am going to vastly overestimate the extent to which American Jews will flip on Democrats for not worshipping Netanyahu.