Примери за underestimating

• He miscalculated badly when he underestimated the response of the international community to the invasion.

• They've seriously underestimated the cost of the building project.

• The influence of the media should never be underestimated.

• She had a tendency to underestimate her son's potential.

• It seems that we've seriously underestimated just how long this process will take.

• Note, that this cautious measure may lead to underestimating the errors in the corpora.

• Treating independents in this fashion leads to underestimating volatility.

• This has the effect of underestimating the tenure of single-party governments as compared to that of parties in coalitions.

• Most of these well-intended ventures were unsuccessful, the enthusiasts underestimating housing's high cost to produce and maintain it, and sometimes misinterpreting demand by the poor.

• It is difficult to assess how many procedures this may represent, and we may be underestimating both the rate of ablation and combined procedure rates.

• Could we be substantially underestimating the benefits of screening?

• This ensures that a convex underestimating inequality results.

• The 'being' modest consists in simply underestimating self-worth.

• To reduce the chance of underestimating insect predation as explained above, we applied exclusion and non-exclusion treatments to each station.

• Grossly underestimating the extent of plant interactions can have important consequences for understanding maintenance of diversity and community structure in tropical forests.

• The potentially high costs of permanent sequelae, for example, have often not been considered, thereby seriously underestimating cost savings from avoided cases of meningococcal disease.

• All these factors probably contributed to underestimating the number of neurons whose nonlinear interactions lacked a peak at the origin.

• In any case there is a risk in underestimating the -exibility of inherited systems.

• Omitting this may lead to underestimating the magnitude and consequences of the marine-impact event.

• First, the authors are probably underestimating the incidence of hallucinations in the normal population.