Sentence examples for underestimated using this from inspiring English sources

Consequently, estimated dispersal rates are not shown since it is very likely that they are underestimated using this method.

While we found that higher posterior probabilities were often underestimated using this approach, maximum-likelihood identification still consistently outperformed selection of the genetically closest host (Table S2).

In addition, because the annual labor value is fixed at the 2011 value, as women's participation in society continues to accelerate and their incomes increase, MbC and MtC are likely to be underestimated using this method.

This demonstrates that the ecotoxicity of such substances can be underestimated using the nitrogen transformation test recommended for the hazard and risk assessment of chemicals.

Alternatively, denitrification may have been underestimated using the in-situ acetylene block technique.

Whereas trabecular thickness was consistently underestimated using the plate model, trabecular spacing was underestimated at low volume fractions and overestimated at high volume fractions.

These data suggest that the complexity and prevalence of undernutrition may be underestimated using the conventional index because it does not identify children experiencing multiple anthropometric failures.

It should be pointed out that the real D it is underestimated using the strategy here due to the low coverage of sSWCNTs in the channel region.

Comparison of CFFT results with those of sol air Degree-Hours (DH) shows that optimum insulation thickness and energy savings are overestimated and payback period is underestimated using the latter model.

The story shear, displacement, and inter-story drift are significantly overestimated using the ESL method and underestimated using the RS method for flexible lateral stiffness design of buildings (LS1).

In the 12-story building, the story shear, displacement, and inter-story drift are significantly overestimated using the ESL method and underestimated using the RS method for flexible lateral stiffness design of buildings (LS5 to LS9).