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Also, we underestimated human vanity that exists at every level of the economic spectrum.

Here we are interested in whether this indicates that humans are simply insensitive to AV speech asynchrony, or if previous experiments might have underestimated human AV timing acuity by examining only isolated AV speech cues.

However, these sources are likely to have quite dilute human fecal contamination (compared with sewerage), which may be below the BacHum marker detection threshold, resulting in underestimated human fecal contamination rates for tested community water sources in our study.

Even if the vastly increased sensitivity from Advanced Ligo, the updated Virgo, and other projects worldwide are insufficient to do the trick, one lesson of history is that we should not underestimate human ingenuity to create new methods.

She notes that while many of us are sensitive to likes, retweets, and shares, we shouldn't underestimate human resilience.

She notes that while many of us are sensitive to likes, retweets and shares, we shouldn't underestimate human resilience.

While the ability to form xenograft tumours in immunocompromised mice may underestimate human T-ISC frequency, it is a key functional assay.

I think you're underestimating humans.

If so, it has overestimated the issue's divisiveness and underestimated the human costs of further delay.

Velculescu said that only half of the tags match annonated genes--evidence, they say, that annotation underestimated the human inventory genes by about half.

We simulate extensive European deforestation at 1000 BC, implying that past attempts to quantify anthropogenic perturbation of the Holocene carbon cycle may have greatly underestimated early human impact on the climate system.