Sentence examples for underestimated lifetime from inspiring English sources

Therefore, our results (given the design of available primary studies) may have underestimated lifetime fitness benefits of ant protection.

Such studies may underestimate lifetime prevalence because of incomplete recall of past episodes (recall bias).

According to our findings, the K-SADS-PL in its present form may underestimate lifetime suicidal acts or self-harming behavior.

To the extent that we have assumed that cancer rates are constant after age 85 years, we could have underestimated the lifetime risk in the latter birth cohorts many of who will live beyond the age of 85 years.

Reliable data on such long term effects are limited, but their omission from our model may have underestimated the lifetime health benefits to those who start cycling at young ages.

Fifty per cent of women underestimated their lifetime risk of developing breast cancer as less than 1 in 100, and 75% believed their age decreased the likelihood of them developing breast cancer or made no difference.

Studies of primates and other mammals typically show that for females, short-term estimates of variance in reproductive success underestimate lifetime variance in reproductive success [25], [31].

The two most ambitious and original début series this summer came not from HBO or AMC but from a pair of lightweight cable networks whose slogans might as well be "Please underestimate us": Lifetime, with "UnREAL," and USA Network, with "Mr. Robot".

Within a single cohort, cross-sectional surveys appear to underestimate the lifetime rates of major depression relative to prospective, longitudinal designs.

In our study, E2 antibody was not developed in the patients who cleared de GBV-C virus, verified at visit 5 (after one year of enrollment) therefore, our results may underestimate the lifetime of the GBV-C infection.

Therefore, lifetime risks in this study might have underestimated the true lifetime risk in the study population.