Sentence examples for very underestimated from inspiring English sources

I think his talent and impact have been very, very underestimated".

"Deradicalisation is a very underestimated part of counter-terrorism," says Daniel Köhler, who is running the course.

She studied the migration of astrocytes, cells in the central nervous system that are "very underestimated and understudied and probably play an important role in many pathologies".

They're very underestimated".

One participant explained it as follows: "" I think PD (patient-doctor theme) - it's very underestimated in the course, it's very important…that's what differentiates us from other doctors"." There was a clear recognition that having had a lecture about ethics or patient-centeredness does not ensure that the student will behave or act in such a manner.

The physical importance of hair is often very much underestimated.

The adult studies being undertaken by the Global Campaign against Headache[8] in many countries are completely rewriting our understanding of the burden of headache, showing that it has been very seriously underestimated worldwide[1, 2].

The observed frequency very likely underestimated the actual frequency by 50%, as we followed only one opponent out of two.

Thus, the frequency of T cell progenitors is likely very much underestimated in our study, making it difficult to detect bipotent T/NK progenitors.

It is noteworthy that the MDD for Ad vaccine boost groups are very likely underestimated since at the time of study termination, as a significant proportion of animals in Ad vaccine-boosted groups were still surviving (60 % and 40 for BCG/Ad i.n and BCG/Ad i.m groups, respectively).

Since only 14% of children had documented long-term follow-up, the observed incidence of chronic lung changes is very likely underestimated.