The Any Match SLK-581 Strategy gave results closest to the Full Probabilistic Model, underestimating persons hospitalised by 6% or less for all conditions.
The actual number of cases has likely been underestimated since persons with a mild illness may not have sought medical attention.
The studies show that the prevalence of radiographic knee OA will be underestimated in persons with knee pain in studies that do not obtain all potential x ray views of the knee.
The therapist asked Elizabeth if she wanted to see someone else, someone she didn't know, but Elizabeth shook her head no: she'd prefer to see someone who knew her well -- someone who wouldn't underestimate the person she'd been before.
Not only are you doing yourself and heritage a disservice if you don't, you're underestimating the person you're speaking with.
Never underestimate a person's ability to not see something.
Never underestimate a person's willingness to talk about themselves.
Although we used the life table analysis to account for the early-life losses among persons with RTDs before 2006, the disability incidence estimates may still be underestimated as a person with RTDs may bear a higher risk of dying of diseases compared with the general population, and thus was not recruited in the survey.
"Bob Hope once told me that Desi Arnaz was the most underrated, underestimated, most brilliant person that he had ever met in show business," Lopez told the audience.
The MSE's for the variance estimates are presented in Fig. 5, where it can be seen that the CTT model systematically overestimates the repeated measurement variance and underestimated the between person variance.
Had full VCT compliance been assumed, rather than actually measured, we would have dramatically underestimated the cost per person tested, and per person completing the full VCT process.
