Sentence examples for underestimated by a from inspiring English sources

But being underestimated by a batsman can bring benefits.

I've been underestimated by a minimum of 20 points.

One study showed that the volatility of a typical bank loan-portfolio was underestimated by a sizeable 40% when asset inter-relationships were ignored.

Data gathered by Herschel showed that previous observations had underestimated by a third the amount of molecular gas from which stars form in the Milky Way Galaxy.

The results indicate that the pressures may be underestimated by a maximum of approximately 80 bar for the mixture considered.

For certain conditions, the exact mean-square responses are underestimated by a factor of ten or more.

This still underestimated by-product may constitute a source of health-promoting substances, particularly dietary fibre and polyphenols [ 3, 4].

When periapical (PA) radiographs were compared to CBCT images, root lengths were underestimated by an average of 2.6 mm compared to 0.3 mm underestimation in CBCT images.

Tom Diaz, the author of "The Last Gun" and a longtime advocate of stricter gun laws, said he thought the depth of that passion among gun owners had often been underestimated by "an elitist movement with good intentions".

Black carbon, a form of soot that arises from incomplete combustion, has been underestimated by an order of magnitude in previous studies, the team reports in the Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres.

Although these values can be underestimated by an order because the noise characteristics of GNSS time series are time-correlated (e.g., Mao et al. 1999), velocity errors are so small that we can ignore the data errors in the following analysis.