Sentence examples for substantial overestimation from inspiring English sources

Ignoring this fact can lead to a substantial overestimation of the mean metapopulation lifetime.

The standard probe tip (R ~ 10 20 nm) broadening effect leads to substantial overestimation of measured protein's volume.

The regional method could not incorporate GMSD data, and used only TRMM data, which led to substantial overestimation of rainfall intensity for short durations.

However, undersampling the screen negatives can lead to substantial overestimation of the sensitivity and underestimation of the specificity of the diagnostic test.

Therefore, neglecting the permeable nature of the mudcake (i.e., assuming it is impermeable) may lead to substantial overestimation of the FIP.

Despite very low permeability of the mudcake (e.g., 10−3 mD), neglecting the permeable nature of the mudcake, i.e., assuming the mudcake is impermeable, may lead to substantial overestimation of FIP.

The results of this study confirm that many of the handheld adapters can produce substantial overestimations of vibration exposure, and measurement errors can significantly vary with tool, adapter model, mounting position, mounting orientation, and subject.

Substantial overestimations were observed when expected survival was computed by Hakulinen's method.

However, we detected substantial overestimations of parasite ratios for various areas where malaria control might have reduced infection.

If the variance of a small sample << the true population variance, then this leads to substantial overestimations of Cohen's d and the statistical power.

As a result, nutrient composition data, which does not adequately account for differences in bioaccessibility, can sometimes lead to substantial overestimations of the nutritional and caloric value of a food (48, 49).