As a result, the problem tends to be underestimated.
Two other papers in this issue add to our knowledge on the not to be underestimated problem of substance use in children with psychiatric disorders.
Urinary incontinence (UI) is a chronic condition affecting approximately 16.8 % of the Polish female population but, due to the embarrassing nature of the problem, the data are believed to be underestimated [ 1].
Because researchers have neglected the fact that women in many countries are now drinking in spaces considered to have been hitherto occupied by men (such as in bars, pubs and sports venues), their drinking problems appear to have continued to be underestimated.
Cheney's political acumen is not to be underestimated, notwithstanding his image problems.
The scale of the problem should not be underestimated: to reach the less than two degree goal of IPCC, the annual CO _2) emissions must be reduced from the current level of 10 GT of carbon per year (GtC/year) to 5 6 GtC/year by 2050.
However this anal problem could be underestimated, because of a bias due to the higher attention paid to the other clinical features of CD.
In addition, MRSA appears to be an emerging problem; the problem might be underestimated because not all laboratories in these countries are performing MRSA identification.
Our numbers reveal that a high number of HAIs are missed using CDC-definitions and therefore the magnitude of the problem might be underestimated.
Because these predictions are based only on the FDR significant results, they are likely to be underestimates, a problem that the bivariate analysis was particularly sensitive to.
