Sentence examples for overestimated with from inspiring English sources
When we estimated branch lengths using an exponential prior with a mean of 1 for the 4-taxon tree, most branch lengths were overestimated, with the degree of overestimation ranging from 1 to 12%.
Thus, from the viewpoint of practical operation, the catalyst degradation is overestimated with this testing protocol.
These findings have been called into question due to the assumption that especially the foreign population was gradually overestimated with greater time since the last census.
The time-dependent strain is overestimated with the larger step-by-step stress amplitude and shorter loading history.
The impact of Sandman on the comics world and popular culture in general cannot be overestimated, with DC pointing out that it "stands tall as one of the few graphic novel series ever to be on the the New York Times Best Seller list". Stephen King said of the Sandman comics, "These are great stories, and we're lucky to have them", while Norman Mailer called it "a comic strip for intellectuals".
Otherwise, the extent of small-world properties might be overestimated with full correlation and underestimated with partial correlation [86].
According to Tsay (1984), Potscher (1989), and Cavaliere et al. (2015), BIC is consistent compared to AIC because AIC overestimates with positive probability.
In presence of a positive reflection, γ, the PU loop overestimates with a proportionality factor (1 + γ)/(1 − γ), while the QA-loop method underestimates with (1 − γ)/(1 + γ).
Also, a small study (n=18) indicated that USG was overestimated compared with serum osmolality, for athletes with a high muscle mass, due to increased urine protein metabolites [ 32].
StO2 and SvO2 tracked well with each other over time, although StO2 overestimated SvO2 with a bias of -2.3% and a precision 4.6%.
For example, physicians overestimated adherence with second-generation antipsychotics, primarily by patients with bipolar disorder, as compared to claims data (Stephenson et al. 2012).
