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The presented results show that the toxicity of 5-fluorouracil was strongly underestimated when tested in 2D.
With the third relation the clogging ability of the biomass was strongly underestimated.
For that reason, the dataset has been corrected as shown for 1% supersaturation in Fig. 4. At CES the CCN number concentration is strongly underestimated.
Under these constraints, it is possible that the standard design approach will lead to strongly underestimated noise values, when small area devices are used.
For a polymer filled with aluminum particles the evaluation of average ITR in the samples was impossible as the effective medium models applied in the method strongly underestimated the thermal conductivity of that material.
The present results show that in areas with complex topography, ga,M, and consequently E, can be strongly underestimated when calculated using equations that were derived originally for use in flat terrain; hence, direct measurement of ga,M using eddy covariance is recommended.
Site-occupancy analyses showed that conventional PCR methods can strongly underestimate the presence of LB Borrelia in vector ticks and that this underestimation varies among host-specific tick groups.
The temperature (mean temperature -based temperature -basedla sThornthwaiterestimates E0 at all locations.
Confirming previous studies, it is found that a widely used pyranometer strongly underestimates diffuse and global radiation, particularly in winter, unless appropriate corrective measures are taken.
However, in the case of a negative stress ratio all models with crack closure effects strongly underestimate the FCG rates, in which case a linear elastic model provides the best fit with the experimental data.
It is now clear that older techniques used to assess herbivory rates by insects strongly underestimate their impact, both in case of leaf eating and wood boring species and that herbivorous insects can potentially play a strong role in many aspects of mangrove ecology.
