Sentence examples for sample would underestimate from inspiring English sources

As post-bomb terrestrial 14C ages are negative, the 14C age measured on an aquatic sample would underestimate the reservoir effect.

Third, if missing participants were underweight, overweight, or obese children prevalence estimates from the sample would underestimate the true population values.

Here, a treatment decision based upon the average effect observed in the entire sample would underestimate the average effect in the subsample that is similar to the patient.

Thus, our sampling methodology would underestimate the frequency of gynomonoecious plants in the population.

Although we anticipate some degradation of pesticides in certain food samples that undoubtedly would underestimate the true pesticide residues, it is difficult to quantify the magnitude.

Thus, the true prevalence in our sample would be underestimated by less than 10% of the true value.

The GT-13A binder showed a high degree of segregation between non-hydroxylated and hydroxylated toxins indicating that when samples are analysed and compared with the mouse bioassay using this binder the toxin content of a sample would be underestimated if the toxin composition is predominately the hydroxylated toxins, NEO or GTX1/4 (Campbell et al. 2007).

Further the model calculations showed that a stationary approach would underestimate leaching to surface waters considerably.

"Anyone who would underestimate him does so at their peril".

However, this situation would underestimate rather than overestimate drug risk.

Therefore, exclusive daytime sampling would have underestimated fish densities by far.