Sentence examples for underestimation of the relation from inspiring English sources

More likely, the combination of vascular conditions, diabetes and dementia may have led to increased mortality and an underestimation of the relation.

Consequently, this type of bias would lead to an underestimation of the relation of vitamin D and PMS, as opposed to exaggerating associations.

Air pollution exposure is an established cause of mortality, so that older participants are likely to represent a population that is "selected" such that those who sustained higher exposures are more likely to have characteristics (genetic or otherwise) that place them at lower risk for stroke, resulting in underestimation of the causal relation of exposure with stroke risk.

All of these limitations probably resulted in underestimation of risk relations in the analysis by Koshiol et al. While monitoring of HPV infections for persistence versus clearance provides excellent risk stratification in study cohorts, it is fair to ask is whether its use is currently feasible in realistic cervical cancer screening programs.

During this forum, Professor Allison said in his speech that for the U.S., the preeminent geostrategic challenge of this era is not violent Islamic extremists or a resurgent Russia -- it is the impact of China's ascendance, and it is an underestimation of the inherent risk in China-U.S. relations that has increased the possibility of war.

Furthermore, as identified by Guwatudde et al[2], the limitations of current diagnostic tools make an underestimation of the true number of secondary cases possible, especially in relation to the difficult diagnosis of TB in children.

Although this is likely to lead to an underestimation of the incidence of events such as death, it has been shown that, in this setting, the relation between baseline exposure and incidence of disease during follow-up is not biased.

List the y-coordinates of the relation.

Synaptic currents in imperfectly clamped dendrites can influence the observed IV relations of synaptic inputs and bias the calculation of the E/I ratio to induce underestimation of the NMDA-R excitatory synaptic component.

Thus, it can be concluded that inclusion of race/ethnicity in models evaluating relations of cumulative lead dose and cognitive function or cardiovascular outcomes could lead to an underestimation of the direct effect of lead.

That could result in an underestimation of the effect.