Sentence examples for underestimated making from inspiring English sources

Until pertussis can be accurately diagnosed, its burden will remain underestimated, making the introduction of epidemiologically appropriate preventive strategies difficult.

The estimates of deaths avoided, life years gained, and cost savings are thus likely to be underestimates, making the analysis somewhat conservative.

UNICEF's role and contribution to world governance cannot be underestimated in making a difference for children.

Prime Minister François Fillon said the outcome for the National Front "shows that the protest vote should not be underestimated or made light of.

This point should not be underestimated - it makes no sense to degrade one's own ability to respond effectively by closing down the avenues for discussion and action.

In fact, they came to rely on it as part of their campaign strategy: being underestimated only made their man stronger.

When assignment power is low, formula (7) tends to underestimate it, making it a conservative estimate.

Even if interpreted correctly, however, one-way sensitivity analysis will commonly (in the absence of correlation) underestimate uncertainty, making it particularly vulnerable to false claims that results are robust [ 77].

The findings indicate that participants had a wealth of understanding and knowledge, which they themselves had been unaware of and which several of them had underestimated, as made apparent by their view that they had never thought about these issues before and were therefore not knowledgeable enough to comment.

Underestimating risk makes us less likely to practice safe sex, save for retirement, buy insurance or undergo medical screenings.

Cost estimates based on Medicare payment rates will underestimate payments made by private insurers.