Sentence examples for underestimated rate from inspiring English sources

When this rate is used to estimate divergence dates for shallower nodes, for which associated branch lengths were not underestimated, the underestimated rate results in nodes that are estimated as older than their true values [ 28].

Recognition of transport control is critical for extraction of rate data under laboratory conditions; failure to do so can lead to drastically overestimated, or in some cases, underestimated rates of scale formation in production scenarios.

However, the NJR is likely to have underestimated rates of revision for metal-on-metal hips.

Differences in responses to these items underestimated rates of alcohol abuse among 2001 2002 Hispanics as compared to non-Hispanic Caucasians.

Our data suggested that the original figure used to commission EIS probably overestimated the true incidence of FEP in rural areas, and underestimated rates in urban settings.

Since in our study children who had never attended preschool, 7.1% of the initial cohort, were excluded form the analysis, we may have underestimated rates of impairment.

Given the high levels of educational attainment reported, usually a protective indicator for substance use, the study may have underestimated rates of substance use among LBW.

However, when all the fossil dates are considered, PL SSD) and k-medoids optimized for k show that even MSS tends to underestimate rate change, and hence the number of clocks.

As expected, the SSD score obtained under MSS+UCLN (16,036) shows that this latter procedure still underestimates rate change, as k-medoids had a higher score (15,615) with k = 12.

But the human tendency to underestimate rates of change and the potential for abrupt losses is costing us dearly.

"People who drew that conclusion do so by severely underestimating rates of dementia in the general public," Weir said.