Examples of underrate

• But just to dwell on its flaws is to misrepresent and underrate this book.

• This approach works well when chronic disorders such as dementia are studied but may underrate the incidence of depression.

• Both calculations include those grandmothers who were excluded from contact, and therefore underrate the increased intensity of those who remained in touch throughout.

• Retrospective information from the participants themselves may also underrate depression, as some persons might not remember all events or may conceal them from the investigator.

• Studies, which exclude institutionalized subjects may therefore underrate the association between depression and age.

• While there is truth in this position, as this article has shown, the statement also underrates the role of local demagogues.

• Spiritualism's opponents did not underrate the social threat of the movement, particularly as it regarded sexuality and marriage.

• However, there was a noticeable tendency to underrate health problems.