Whereas, within ecology, landscape design risks becoming a management plan rather than a synaesthetic cultural endeavour (Haila 2007), undervaluing the potential of human interaction and subsequent values created.
But it's generally undervalued because of the potential of the head problems".
It is likely that we underestimate the actual value of successful control of MDR-TB, and may undervalue the potential benefits of prevention.
There were a time Microsoft and Apple shares were massively undervalued because no investors realised the potential of the technology.
Mr. Goldstein argues that mistaken assumptions in mainstream studies have led them to greatly undervalue the potential gains.
Raj Sivalingam, executive director of telecoms for techUK, the trade association for the tech sector, says: "The potential of the IoT, particularly in the enterprise environment, has been hugely debated but its impact is almost certainly still undervalued.
With a market capitalization of $5.7 billion, U.E.S. is viewed as greatly undervalued but with the potential to improve.
"We believe that the current pricing range of $66-$66-$68nificanthe undervalues the long-term growth potential of the company," said CRT Capital analyst Neil Doshi.
This research investigated criterion contamination in human resource evaluations, specifically victim derogation in which third parties (e.g., managers, co-workers) systematically undervalue the performance and potential of individuals who have previously suffered organizational injustices.
In rejecting Microsoft's takeover bid in January, Yahoo's chief executive, Jerry Yang, said in a letter to employees that the offer substantially undervalued the company, in part because of the significant growth potential of the Alibaba business in China.
