Sentence examples for relatively overestimated from inspiring English sources
Results: Because of exhausted developer, bone loss was relatively underestimated from 6.6%too 16.5% (P <.05), whereas bone gain was relatively overestimated from 9.7%too 16.7% (P <.05).
From the simulation study results, treatment effect was relatively overestimated in the WLW model.
Therefore, the estimated salt intake was relatively overestimated in Ninohe and may have underestimated the true association between salt intake and gastric cancer incidence, especially in women.
In this context, the size of an object located near the vanishing point is relatively overestimated, an effect referred to as the "corridor illusion" [ 29, 30].
Under the age of 70, C-G clearance relatively overestimated renal function compared to eGFRs calculated by both MDRD clearance and CKD-EPI, whereas above the age of 70 creatinine clearance assessed with C-G formula resulted in relatively lower values.
The QTL detected in this study explain a small proportion of the phenotypic variance (≤ 10%), which is likely overestimated due to the relatively small progeny size [ 15].
I not only overestimated America's capacities, I overestimated America's legitimacy".
Yet this is part of an ongoing narrative that says this election is like 2004, in which a relatively unpopular and vulnerable incumbent won because the out-party overestimated voters' distaste for the incumbent and nominated a dreadful candidate.
Although the error range of the oligoarray estimates is relatively large [ 10] and the data may be somewhat overestimated, due to possible unspecific binding to array probes [ 25] and experimental uncertainty in the scaling of the absolute values [ 10], these findings strongly suggest that the value of 5·105 should be re-examined and probably elevated.
Conversely, the MPM0-III score had a relatively worse calibration and tended to significantly underestimate mortality, while the SAPS 3-CSA overestimated mortality despite a reasonable discrimination.
ROMs using raw changes in score levels are thus susceptible to this artefact by which treatment effect might be somewhat overestimated, in particular when the threshold of signs and symptoms is chosen relatively high at the intake of the patients.
