Sentence examples for underestimated compensation from inspiring English sources

There are multiple reasons for this, ie, use of neuropsychological tests that are not sensitive enough, unsuitable norms, cognitive reserve, and/or underestimated compensation mechanisms.

In Monte Carlo-simulated images a good tumour volume and activity concentration accuracy is obtained for two segmentation methods (Otsu method and Fourier surface method) when images are reconstructed with attenuation and scatter compensation, while if including resolution compensation underestimated volumes and overestimated activity concentrations are obtained.

Wall Street's captains, as they considered 2009 compensation, underestimated Main Street's fury -- the white-hot anger over taxpayer-funded bonuses while unemployment hovers around 10percentt.

From this, it follows that the price changes are all the more underestimated the higher the feed-in compensation is.

When including resolution compensation, the tumour volume becomes underestimated and the activity concentration overestimated.

Role of worker's compensation claims should not be underestimated.

It also predicted the Mirror Group had underestimated the amount it needed to set aside for compensation "by a factor of 10".

In general, they must also receive adequate incentives and compensation for the new workload, something that is often overlooked and underestimated for building worker motivation and performance.

The fact that the problem was more pronounced for water suggests that the scatter compensation in the reconstruction was not complete, i.e. that the model underestimated the amount of scatter in the projections.

I underestimated Baghdadi.

"We're always underestimated.