Sentence examples for well underestimate from inspiring English sources
This is possibly something you've never thought about or been aware of before - you may well underestimate just how much the lighting in our world changes, because your brain compensates for it so well.
On the other hand, however, the impact factor of journals that are narrower in focus, and in particular of those limited to a particular taxon, may well underestimate the impact of the evolutionary papers they publish.
Thus, our data may well underestimate the actual number of women who wanted and/or attempted to abort; 5) The relatively older age of the women in our cohort and the fact that over two-thirds of them already had 3 or more live children at baseline, may also explain the lack of desire for children among these women.
Hence, this procedure may well underestimate the FDR.
Our findings could well underestimate the late life effects of the gradual accumulation of permanent damage due to repeated collisions and injuries to which top athletes are exposed.
Therefore, the measure of the catastrophic health spending presented in this paper may well underestimate the real prevalence among Georgian population and most importantly among the poor.
It furthermore highlights the need of systematic discovery tools to identify novel RBPs as the "universe" of RBPs in eukaryotes could be well underestimated.
We suggest that abundance of PM2-like viruses in the aquatic environment as well as their importance in the ecology of aquatic microorganisms might be well underestimated.
Well, never underestimate the potency of a wobbly Moog and a wailing disco queen, because I Feel Love continues to resonate through club music and beyond a full 20 years beyond Eno's reckoning, and somehow feels as young as ever.
Lack of H-bonding causes a stronger attraction of the [CO3]2- group to the uranyl and will overestimate the complexation energy as well as underestimate the bond lengths.
This well may underestimate the true incidence as reporting is not reliable.
