Sentence examples for underestimated effect from inspiring English sources

These results may provide support to the hypothesis that the pooled effect of TB on mortality in PLWH is an underestimated effect.

Differential misclassification of exposure [ 22] could have resulted in either an exaggerated or underestimated effect.

A bit more abstract, but nevertheless a structural effect, is molecular crowding which appears to be a largely underestimated effect in cells.

Under the premise that it is unlikely that emotional stress always takes place during time at risk, this analysis leads to an overestimation of the exposed time leading to underestimated effect estimates.

Several relevant co-factors were included, but on the other hand only median climatic values for larger geographic areas were used, possibly leading to an underestimated effect of local precipitation or temperature (Grade 3).

We cannot conclude from these data whether the difference in the magnitude of treatment effect is due to inflated effect estimates in the industry-funded trials or to an underestimated effect in the independent trials; nor can we deduce the reason for it.

Compared with AUC analysis, baseline-to-endpoint change-score analysis underestimated effects of combination therapy, monotherapies, or both.

This means that primary screening smears taken during this quarter could have been misclassified, resulting in slightly underestimated effects.

This may lead to less precision and more variability of the SBP and DBP measurement at baseline, possibly resulting in underestimated effects.

Yet, rather than overestimating the effects of work-related stress, this may have led to underestimating effect sizes.

The bias from the small numbers of studies could act in either direction to exaggerate or underestimate effect sizes.