We all underestimated Teddy.
This probably underestimates the shift towards greater generosity because the economic crisis caused a decline in both profits (and hence taxes) and R&D.
Already at that time, it turned out that the adiabatic approximation to TD-DFT relying on the B3LYP hybrid exchange-correlation functional could not provide accurate transition energies (TD-DFT values are overshot by ca. 0.5 1.0 eV, a deviation well beyond TD-DFT's expected accuracy for low-lying excited-states) nor restore the vinyl shift (underestimated by a factor of ca. 2).
As absolute thresholds beyond the speaker output limit could not be determined in most 0 mg/kg minocycline treated animals only measures below 20 kHz were considered in the calculation of the mean threshold shifts, thereby underestimating the threshold shift in the 0 mg/kg cohort.
I believed that Israel had misread or underestimated a core strategic shift of the Obama presidency: away from the with-us-or-against-us rhetoric of the war on terror toward a rapprochement with the Muslim world as the basis for isolating terrorists.
While this approach including a correction for doubly excited-states indeed brings significant improvements, the vinyl shift remains underestimated, and the absolute error remains far from negligible.
But I think he's underestimating the seismic shift that's occurring right now around content creation and distribution.
However, the medium shift sizes are underestimated, although this slight bias must be considered in the context of their corresponding standard deviations.
The power of industry lobbying in forcing these policy shifts cannot be underestimated.
To the extent that task shifting was more likely to occur in remote facilities and health professionals in those facilities were less likely to be trained, the sample may have underestimated the extent of task shifting and ART training needs associated with it.
