Sentence examples for slightly over estimated from inspiring English sources
However, the number of contigs might be slightly over estimated because they took into account contigs with a minimum of 100 nt in length, whereas in our Sanger-EST assembly the smallest contig was 200 nt.
All validation results indicate that Zukauskaus's correlation slightly over-estimates the heat transfer.
Figure 4f shows that when f is small, PRISM will slightly over-estimate the image intensity at scattering angles below the probe semi-angle, and slightly under-estimates the intensity at higher scattering angles.
If this was the case then the increased breast cancer risk seen in the restricted analysis would predict that we have slightly over-estimated the true breast cancer risk for relatives of non-carriers.
This cut-off may sometimes slightly over-estimate the amount of residues to include in functional sites.
In that regard, one possible caveat is that, under certain conditions on mutation, the ascertainment bias of SNP genotyping arrays could lead SNPs subject to stronger biased gene conversion to be enriched, and thus lead us to slightly over-estimate the strength of biased gene conversion across the genome.
Six horses in this study originated from one farm, and C. difficile was isolated from 3/6 (50%) of them, potentially slightly over estimating overall prevalence data.
Considering the overall model fit and the relative severity of influenza [1], we conclude that our estimate of sensitivity may be slightly over-estimated (number of false negatives under-estimated).
This is a departure from the pattern established for the illness and care-seeking where the estimates were close in size and typically slightly over-estimated in the basic LPM.
The SS approach slightly over-estimated the prediction error variances, although the mean and median of the SSEs were not outside the expected range of values.
The axial behaviour is well predicted by the numerical algorithm, and the deflection shows a tendency to stabilise on a plateau, in accordance with the experimental data, but on a slightly over-estimated value.
