Other polls systematically overstate the president's support: they do not account for abstentions, much more common among poorer Brazilians who tend to lean towards Ms Rousseff and her Workers Partyy (PT).Does this mean Mr Neves is now the favourite?
Relatives and professional caregivers may systematically overstate or understate a respondent's physical and/or mental health status.
That latter figure, moreover, has been systematically overstated, due in part to confusion by customers and lazy news reporting.
Moreover, the Neumark (1988) approach systematically overstates the contribution of observables to mean outcome differences.
It systematically overstates support for Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Dokka's study, which he published in July, 2004, under the title "Rates of Vertical Displacement at Benchmarks in the Lower Mississippi Valley and the Northern Gulf Coast," showed that for decades elevations in coastal Louisiana had been systematically overstated.
The admissions Leahy forced out of the NSA heads and DNI Clapper that they have been systematically overstating the effectiveness of bulk collection are consistent with the only other official assessments of bulk collection.
For example, in both Mexico and Brazil, the consumer price index systematically overstated the increase in the cost of living, but especially for the poor, so once this bias is corrected the growth was more strongly pro-poor.
Examination of the relationship between the expected and predicted values in Figure 10 suggests that in the case of participant ZA, the model may be systematically overstating the degree of reward bias in the hardest stimulus conditions (for longer delays, the actual data points for both +1 and −1 conditions tend to fall below the fitted curves for this participant).
We believe that these experiments may have a flaw in their design which leads researchers to overstate, systematically, the role of self-interest in individuals' motivations.
