Sentence examples for underestimated point from inspiring English sources

In other studies, the ActiGraph and Kenz Lifecorder both significantly underestimated point estimates of energy expenditure at higher intensities when compared with indirect calorimetry (P < 0.001 at 188 m per minute), 6 although both devices were found to be accurate at slow to moderate walking speeds.

Bubb supports the move but believes the scale of the problem has been underestimated, pointing to research suggesting that 3,500 people are currently in hospital-based settings; 900 more than the government programme said.

This being a point prevalence cross-section study, the total skin disease burden is most likely underestimated since point prevalence studies often miss diseases of short duration.

"I underestimated that point.

"We, I, underestimated that point.

Although these self-sufficient folk make up only ten per cent of the study's sample population, their influence should not be underestimated; Hetherington points out that they may be "a harbinger of things to come," given the divorce rate, the general delay in marriage, and the steep rise in cohabitation (a living arrangement that portends badly for an enduring marriage).

Furthermore it suggests that the number of plant miRNAs have been underestimated and points to the existence of recently evolved miRNAs in Arabidopsis.

However, for larger d, the uniqueness threshold underestimates this point of increase while the non-reconstruction bound consistently locates the point where the horizon starts to increase rapidly.

"You can never underestimate a point," he said, which is true for them at present.

In particular, the scalar model underestimates the point spread function size.

The second verse continues in the same way, with Madonna singing the line "Romeo and Juliet, they never felt this way I bet, So don't underestimate my point of view".