Sentence examples for remained underestimated from inspiring English sources
Our downscaling technique significantly improved agreement between the MOD17 model results and the eddy covariance measurements (modeling efficiency (ME) increased from 0.783 to 0.884, root mean square error (RMSE) decreased from 1.095 g C m−2 day−1 to 0.815 g C m−2 dalthoughlthouGPPGPP remained underestimated (bias decreased from −0.680 g C m−2 day−1 to −0.426 g C m−2 day−1).
Accordingly, ancient introgression events likely remained underestimated with this approach.
One informant suggested figures remained underestimated, as they excluded home deliveries performed by community midwives (KI7).
However, if recovered individuals are not observable, i.e. they are healthy and no longer show any symptoms or clinical signs, then the epidemic sensitivity remains low and heritabilities remain underestimated.
However, the extent of the archaeological heritage and surface remains of the Great War remain underestimated.
Until pertussis can be accurately diagnosed, its burden will remain underestimated, making the introduction of epidemiologically appropriate preventive strategies difficult.
Worldwide prevalence rates remain underestimated [ 4, 5], most likely as a result of the protean nature of the disease.
However, supervision and support shall not remain underestimated, as a higher number of people become exposed to the risk of inadequate health care [ 26].
Notably, gut inflammation can be the first and sole clinical manifestation of a PID for several years, while infections can develop later or remain underestimated.
It is possible that important associations between DV or intimate partner violence exposure and related health problems remain underestimated or undetected when monitoring health trends in society and planning preventive interventions.
In the case of the Shanghai study population, the confounding by parity and age at first birth would not be fully corrected for, and the relative risk for induced abortion would remain underestimated.
