Sentence examples for which are underestimated from inspiring English sources
Our simulation results reveal strong effects of pore overlap on the mass transport process in the porous medium, which are underestimated by commonly used diffusivity expressions.
Besides powerful political strategies and large investments, social trends, which are underestimated with regard to their influence and speed, also have the potential to change the world of transportation.
Therefore, for long insertions, which are underestimated by existing tools due to ascertainment bias, we augmented MetaSV with a soft-clip based method to boost insertion detection sensitivity.
As nucleating homogeneously, the Rc is evaluated to be 2.08×10−5 K/s under continuous cooling, which is underestimated by four orders of magnitude against the experimental results.
The results indicate that a curvature effect on the nanoscale and an energetic beam-induced soft mode and lattice instability effect, which were underestimated or neglected in the existing simulations are the primary driving force for the shrinkage.
The largest absolute differences in absorbed dose were found in brain, liver, and kidneys, which were underestimated in dynamic imaging by 72% (expressed as percentage of absorbed dose derived by organ harvesting), 46%and37%7%, respectively.
The model could represent significantly well the hydrologic dynamical behaviour, except during some extreme events, which were underestimated resulting in reduction of NSE compared to the previous period 1997 2003.
Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) is a prevalent mental health condition which is underestimated worldwide.
Nevertheless, the BI found should not be taken as the absolute number of infections contracted, which is underestimated.
A major challenge when developing personalised therapy is intratumor heterogeneity, which is underestimated by single tumour-biopsy samples.
First, AKI was diagnosed by AKIN criteria that based on serum creatinine, which is underestimated in cirrhotic patients and might be inaccurate.
