Sentence examples for undervalue the effect from inspiring English sources
Finally, on some occasions near the end of the first half, the value of kicking off is not as high, and the models may therefore undervalue the effect of scoring.
This may undervalue the effect of the intervention from participants' perspective.
But she never undervalued the effect of luck.
Yes, say the ECB's sensible souls: the currency is undervalued, and they worry about the effect of its weakness on the euro zone's inflation rate.
The emphasis on her domesticity — and, more important, the obituary's overall framing as a story about gender — had the effect of undervaluing what really landed Mrs. Brill on the Times obituaries page: her groundbreaking scientific work.
He mentioned that Harold S. Geneen, the former chairman of I.T.T., had recently made an offhand comment to the effect that the company was undervalued in the marketplace.
By the latter half of the 20th century, however, many people in Western countries objected to this view of punishment, believing that it placed too little responsibility on offenders for their actions, undervalued the additional deterrent effect derivable from severe, as compared with moderate, punishment, and ignored society's ostensible right to retribution.
"China pursues policies that have the effect of increasing Chinese savings, restraining consumption, and keeping the RMB (renminbi) undervalued" (p. 3).
Deliberations on the effect of hyperoxia on the availability of molecular oxygen to tissues which are based on changes in arterial blood oxygen content undervalue the main effect of hyperoxia that is related to changes in its partial pressure in the blood (Table 1).
If true in any sense, these new numbers for gas could become even more important if carbon-trading or C-taxing occurs as these schemes presently undervalue the warming effects of methane and the emissions from unconventional gas sources like shales and tight-sands.
He maintained he had been paid to undervalue the shares.
