Sentence examples for the study underestimated from inspiring English sources

Lathan said the study underestimated the economic impact of legalization, which would almost certainly lure New York fans who are attending combat cards held in states where the sport is legal.

There is also the possibility that the study underestimated the frequency of gout flares, because the option to self-medicate means not all gout flares would necessarily have been detailed in a patient's records.

The study underestimated the incidence of this disease in the Northwest, and perhaps other areas of the United States, by looking for cases only in selected urban emergency departments.

That said, subtler effects of climate change such as more sudden rains and particularly hot days with disproportionate effects on yield are left out, which might mean the study underestimates the effects.Some people will be surprised, even dismayed, that comparatively modest climate changes are already doing measurable damage.

It is possible that the study underestimates these conditions in the population without HI since these people might be unaware of suffering from a chronic condition due to their lack of healthcare access.

It is likely that this study underestimated the number of serious injuries and permanent impairments due to incomplete documentation and transfers to tertiary institutions.

20– 22, 46 The stringency of the evaluation in the studies underestimates the true clinical effect of brimonidine tartrate, as patients and clinicians were not able to rely on baseline photos when performing evaluations.

To the extent that the Wichita Study underestimated prevalence, the productivity loss estimates derived in this study are likely to be proportionally understated.

In addition, the Danish study underestimated the VTE risk associated with the use of levonorgestrel-containing preparations because of differential misclassification of duration of use.

Thus, it may be considered that the present study underestimated the presence of periodontal disease.

It is more likely in fact that the current study underestimated the information needs of participants.