Sentence examples for underestimated effects from inspiring English sources

These demonstrated a number of previously unknown or underestimated effects, notably that the fireballs grew to very large size and caused all of the air in or immediately below the fireball to become opaque to radar signals.

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.

If so, it is reason to believe that our findings reflect underestimated effects of spousal distress and that the effects among the spouses of the more severely ill groups may actually be larger than shown in our study.

qPCR supported the results of macroarray experiments for vitellogenin, apolipoprotein, and nasp, with differences only in the scale of estimated up-regulation or down-regulation and the significance of the effect of treatment; macroarrays underestimated effects compared with qPCR results.

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.

Results from a policy model apply only to a specific policy implementation and tend to underestimate effects when non-compliance is high.

Individually randomised trials (as opposed to a cluster randomised design) may also underestimate effects where clinicians' influence one another.