Sentence examples for underestimated study from inspiring English sources

The classical sample size formula (CLASSIC) for comparing normally distributed endpoints between two groups has shown to be inadequate in this setting (underestimated study sizes).

Whale populations before the advent of commercial whaling have been vastly underestimated, a study by geneticists from Stanford and Harvard finds.

The numbers of actual QTL have been underestimated in studies involving QTL of large effect [ 25].

Thus the importance of hypertension may be underestimated if studies fail to account for antihypertensive treatment.

Older men may over-estimate their height [ 10] such that BMI is underestimated in studies relying on self-reported data.

The proportion of undernourished could therefore be underestimated in this study compared to studies that used MNA.

Poor compliance could be a factor that underestimates the study results; both in terms of IGF-I and growth responses.

As a consequence, the incidence of DVT could just have been "underestimated" in our study.

For these reasons, religious discrimination could be underestimated in the study of Adida et al. (2010).

Conclusions: The effort required for the recruitment of subjects was underestimated in this study.

The amount of carbon lost from tropical forests is being significantly underestimated, a new study reports.