Sentence examples similar to understated method from inspiring English sources

Aside from two small protests staged by opposition groups in downtown Baku on Monday afternoon, so far government critics have assumed understated methods of protest this week.

But officials in the Independent Budget Office said yesterday that Mr. Giuliani's accounting method understated the actual increase in city spending, which they put at 8percentt.

The commission's report said the Amex surveillance methods understated trading violations, rarely referred violations to disciplinary committees and did not punish violators when cases were referred.

Thus method likely understated associations of school overage and cognitive achievement with growth from 1 to 8 y of age.

But Mr. Calvanelli and Mr. Salmore also conceded that their method could have understated support for Mr. Schundler.

A Columbia University professor hired by the city to help count the homeless quit last year, disavowing the survey and saying its methods cause the number to be understated.

Studies using diagnostic methods other than OGTT might have understated diabetes prevalence (20– 22, 39).

The contribution of these papers should not be understated though, as they provide reliable and sophisticated analytical methods that can be adopted as part of more representative sampling studies.

The accounts of the Inquisition's methods are horrifyingly graphic – although probably, in fact, understated.

"In an era when life expectancies are going up, even the period method will understate survival probability," said Dr. David A. Freedman, a professor of statistics at the University of California at Berkeley.

Among the recommendations to be proposed by the Governmental Accounting Standards Board is a new way to calculate today's value of pensions that will be paid in the future, in response to complaints that the current method drastically understates what governments owe.