The first is to undervalue a promising idea and thus wash away business priorities.
Consumers also tend to undervalue a reduction in their exposure to energy-price increases.
Informal interactions are often undervalued, yet, studies in office and educational environments show that they play an important role in successful collaborative projects.
The American Society of Clinical Oncology, in 1996, identified HRQoL as one of the important elements to be measured in cancer patients, as its effect on symptom severity was undervalued in older studies [3].
In the remarks that follow, I want to argue three points: 1) that Religious Experience is a remarkably tight argument, from beginning to end; 2) that the argument vindicates a methodological pluralism that was previously undervalued in the philosophical study of religion; and 3) that Religious Experience established a paradigm for the philosophical study of religion that remains the norm.
Yet, a study of over 1,700 employees showed that over half of the employees surveyed felt undervalued and underappreciated to the point they intended to look for new jobs.
Initially, it was difficult to attract qualified candidates to this field, as it was undervalued as a career choice.
In contrast, external validity, the extent to which the results of a study can be generalised to other situations and to other people, 2 is often under-recognised, under-reported and undervalued.
In the old days any well-trained security analyst could do a good professional job of selecting undervalued issues through detailed studies; but in the light of the enormous amount of research now being carried on, I doubt whether in most cases such extensive efforts will generate sufficiently superior selections to justify their cost.
In 2010 an undervalued renminbi was a significant drag on advanced economies, including the United States.
Clay is desperately undervalued as a medium for art.
