Sentence examples for were both underestimated from inspiring English sources
The melting points of the other two outliers were both underestimated: mol4161, m.p. 314.5°C but predicted 119°C, and mol4195, m.p. 342°C, but predicted 111°C.
However, the average number of minutes/day spent being physically active and sedentary were both underestimated by self-report data, suggesting that absolute estimates derived from the questionnaire in its present form should be interpreted with caution.
For the five spiked samples, two laboratories had verified methods for the detection of uBPA and one laboratory had verified methods for the detection of BPA-G in Phase 2. Laboratories that did not have validated methods in this Phase typically underestimated the concentrations of BPA-G, but concentrations of uBPA were both underestimated and overestimated.
This not only allows couples to choose their family size, but also has positive impacts on health and economic development.Gib Clarke Washington, DC Your "net primary production" (NPP) measure of environmental scarcity is both underestimated and misleading; perhaps not more than 50% of NPP can be safely appropriated by humans.
In a study of children and adolescents with recurrent headaches, van den Brink and colleagues [13] observed that headache frequency was both underestimated and overestimated in questionnaires when compared to a 4-week diary recording period, while intensity and duration levels of headaches were overestimated.
In contrast, the acceptable therapeutic index for interventions intended for healthy individuals at risk of cancer in the future has '… been both underestimated and overestimated from failure to critically assess the parameter in relation to the modulation of the relevant biologic/biochemical/molecular end-points' (Meyskens and Szabo, 2005).
These findings also suggest that measurements of microbial translocation from peripheral blood are likely to be both underestimates of intestinal translocation and significantly confounded by liver disease.
Mr. Trudeau, wrote Aaron Wherry, a columnist for the weekly magazine Maclean's, is "somehow both underestimated and overestimated, underqualified and best-suited, the personification of both nostalgia and the future".
Both were grossly underestimated by the bigwigs in their own parties, both are sober, balanced, pragmatic and unpretentious, and champions of irony, which is always good for taking the sting out of an argument.
One parallel is that both campaigns were thoroughly underestimated, especially by experts and establishment figures.
Dillon continues to favor Domtar and believes the companys free cash flow generation and pricing power are both undervalued and underestimated.
