Sentence examples for underestimated groups from inspiring English sources

In our opinion, these enzymes constitute one of the most promising but still underestimated groups of potential antistaphylococcal chemotherapeutics.

Thus, we are likely to underestimate group foraging by making a type-II error (not detecting an incidence despite its regular occurrence).

But they underestimated his group's knowledge of electricity storage, he maintains.

But the ELN, a smaller and often underestimated guerrilla group with around 2,000 members, is also staging a modest comeback.

But the string of recent attacks claimed by the Islamic State - including the downing of a Russian airliner over Egypt's Sinai Peninsula and the terrorist rampage in Paris - have alarmed the public and led Republicans to charge that Obama has underestimated the group.

Our test protocol and testing procedure may have underestimated the group differences.

Pb, Au Pb and LBE have approximately identical behaviors in all mass numbers and high mass number radionuclide production (150 < A < 180) is noticeably less in them than Ta and W. Hg radionuclide production curve is approximately close to the Pb groups, while up A < 143 its values are underestimated than Pb groups and after A > 143 are overestimated.

Those in the control groups underestimated the amount of chips they had consumed by about 13 chips.

Michael Hough, a professor at London's South Bank University, found that most participants in his focus groups underestimated by half the proportion of convicted burglars, muggers and rapists who actually go to prison.

The significance of seeing oneself cannot be underestimated, particularly for groups that have been historically underrepresented.

For food groups underestimated by FAO data (beans and legumes; nuts and seeds), the discrepancy was greater at higher absolute intakes, whereas for total energy, the overestimation was greater at lower absolute intakes (P < 0.01; Figure 2 ).