The part of a sentence "to avoid underestimating" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used as a verb phrase to express the action of preventing oneself from making an incorrect or insufficient judgment about something. Example: In order to make a fair decision, it is important to consider all the facts and evidence carefully, to avoid underestimating the situation.
The treatment of the sphere-wall boundary condition is analyzed to avoid underestimating the friction of pebble near the wall.
It is important to determine the different percentages of each raw material to avoid underestimating the weight of incoming trucks.
Since the losses are not very high and we want to avoid underestimating noise counts, this effect is omitted.
To avoid underestimating the state space model order, order estimate is given in terms of component energy index rather than matrix singular values.
A solution to avoid underestimating the exposure without increasing too much the calculation time may be to only account for preponderant noise sources beyond a given distance.
The logarithmic mean of the inlet and the outlet oxygen partial pressure is adopted to avoid underestimating the effect of air stoichiometry.
Actually, the spatial component in Model 3 and Model 4 according to [ 28] helped to avoid underestimate model parameter standard errors which could result in significance of the covariates.
Further, amphibian conservation efforts should account for potential Allee effects in order to optimize benefits and avoid underestimating critical population thresholds, particularly in species exhibiting rapid population declines.
However, this was why we chose to categorize falls with insufficient information for classification as surgery-related falls, thus avoiding underestimating the number of falls due to fasttrack surgery.
By doing this, we avoided underestimating the contribution from basal hyperglycemia.
A survey of 100 selected journals is more sensitive than the SCI Infectious Disease Category from the viewpoint of avoiding underestimating the number of infectious disease research articles of Asian origin.
