Sentence examples for overestimation exists from inspiring English sources

However, if such under- or overestimation exists in our study, it should exist for all three assessments.

On the other hand a potential overestimation exists in the fact that the reference population is composed of pedigree-dogs as registered at the Dutch Kennel club, while biopsies in some cases derive from dogs that are registered by owners as 'Golden retrievers' but that lack a pedigree.

The strong linear correlations between the results of the two measurement methods demonstrated that MGM was also utilizable for determination of the total amount of emitted NH3 in different treatments even though a slight overestimation existed.

Even though Buchwald's refined algorithm introduced a downward correction, the adjustment was marginal and a significant overestimation still existed (Fig.  1b).

An underestimation or overestimation might exist; however, the main goal of this study was to estimate the nationwide burden of cartilage surgery with the numbers available in NPR.

The results showed that 44% and 38% of the respondents rated 'very high' and 'high' on their own competency while only 18% rated ordinary or below; due to the subjective nature of self-assessment, there may exist overestimation of their actual overall competency.

However, considerable overestimation in summer rainfall still exists for the wet basin.

We also use FEA to show that when trying to approximate a realistic trapezoidal 3D tipped geometry, there exists a systematic overestimation in cantilever stiffness of ±2%, compared to when considering a simple rectangular cross section.

It highlights drawbacks and overestimation in existing data sets.

Because there is no industry standard for quantifying these parameters, a great deal of confusion exists between these parameters and results in the overestimation or underestimation of the frictional drag.

(5) Despite very low permeability of the mudcake (e.g., 10−3 mD), neglecting the permeable nature of the mudcake, i.e., assuming the mudcake is impermeable, may lead to substantial overestimation of FIP.   (6) FLP is different from FIP when a mudcake exists on the wellbore wall.