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Homelessness charities believe the 3,600 figure to be a significant underestimate, with women, for example, often uncounted because they rarely sleep openly on the streets during the night as it is so dangerous.

Susan Eden Denford, Northamptonshire As is suggested in the Maternal Mental Health Alliance's report, the cost of £8bn a year is likely to be an underestimate – with considerably greater expenditure if the calculations include the cost of educational intervention and support.

Opinion polls published on the eve of voting predicted that Progress, led by Siv Jensen, a 44-year-old admirer of Margaret Thatcher, would win 14 per cent of the vote – and that proved an underestimate, with the latest results suggesting it took 16.3 per cent and claimed 29 seats.

The predictive limitations of the current models were also captured by their P z30) distribution, indicating that for the logistic, Bass, and Gompertz models more than half of the papers underestimate with more than two standard deviations the true citations (z > 2) at year 30 (Fig. 4C), in contrast with 6.5% for the proposed model (Eq. 3).

According to the United Nations, this in fact may be an underestimate, with possibly over 40 tribes at risk of total annihilation.

Consequently, our assumed maximal control reference represents a slight underestimate, with a corresponding impact on every effect and effect concentration estimation.

CD4 count was increasingly underestimated with time, and the degree of underestimation correlated with baseline CD4percentt (p < 0.0001).

The CD4 count was increasingly underestimated with time from baseline, and the degree of underestimation correlated with baseline CD4percentt (p < 0.0001).

The results show that the influence of pathogens has been underestimated, with 89.3% of childhood diarrhoea cases caused by pathogens.

"He does so many great things — he's really underestimated with how high his skill level is," Dubinsky said.

Geography in particular is a factor that is often underestimated, with rural organisations facing very different hurdles to their urban colleagues.