Sentence examples for underestimated over from inspiring English sources

He said that Palin "has been underestimated over and over again.

First, it is possible that female liver cancer has been systematically under-detected and underestimated over earlier cancer registration periods, and that the increase in the recent period (1998 2006) may primarily reflect improved registration in women.

In (13) we take on purpose not the squares of the differences, since epsilon should measure whether x d is systematically over-or underestimated over five days.

The AMIP5 and CMIP5 ensemble mean simulations display similar spatial patterns of bias to each other with N underestimated over tropical convective regions, primarily relating to ASR.

Radiative fluxes simulated by ERAI exhibit substantial biases compared to CERES: N is underestimated over much of the tropics, particularly over convective regions of central Africa and Brazil, due to a combination of biases in ASR and OLR.

As is illustrated in (Dopazo, 2006), in particular conservative thresholds are likely to underestimate over-representation of GO terms by functionally active genes.

In the S phantom, the reconstructed activity was systematically underestimated, although over- and underestimations were observed for the contrast and NEMA phantoms.

Although clams can express specific cellular and humoral responses to Perkinsus infection, until now the invertebrate innate immune system might have been underestimated and over-simplified [ 63, 70].

Over-estimation also occurs and many factors, including true OR, exposure prevalence, unexposed risk, misclassification rates, and other factors that influence bias and random error, determine whether the observed OR is underestimated or over-estimated.

It would be better to underestimate and over-deliver than expect the world and fall short.

"It's clear that the biodiversity riches have been underestimated all over the place.