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On the other hand, naïve injection ofuncorrelated noise resulted in strong underestimation of the true noise, which would lead to overly optimistic predictions of dose reduction.Correlated noise injection is essential to accurate simulation of CBCT image quality at reduced dose.
However, there are few cases for which the assimilation of the autoscaled data from the reference stations causes either a strong underestimation or a strong overestimation of the real conditions of the ionosphere, which is in these cases better represented by only the IRI-URSI model.
The results show a strong underestimation of the yields of legumes as energy crops.
A strong underestimation is appropriate to highlight the subbands that are anomalously highly attenuated by the room acoustics in the considered channel m.
However, a strong underestimation would be obtained for longer postmortem delays.
In addition, its rapid uptake by the heterotrophic and mixotrophic organisms inhabiting those environments could provoke a strong underestimation of its availability.
Figure 4a also shows a moderate effect of test set size for the two overoptimistic cross-validation variants (stronger underestimation for smaller training set sizes).
A similar tendency occurs at high latitudes in the northern hemisphere, but with stronger underestimation up to 3% in the winter periods.
Notice the stronger underestimation and change in the overall shape for all latitudes clearly visible in September 2009 when the state of the GOME-2 instrument was significant altered after a throughput test.
Due to the very dry summer 2003, water volumes were lower than in other years, which lead to a stronger sampling effect and thus stronger underestimation of total ephippia production.
Compared with Dm test, the intense underestimation of θ s m ^ and θ π m ^ by D leads the test statistic closer to the neutral null distribution, whereas much stronger underestimation of θ s m ^ than θ π m ^ by Dmod leads the test statistic farther toward positive direction (supplementary table S4, Supplementary Material online).
