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• This assumption may in fact understate the value of reducing risks somewhat.

• These observations, however, both overstate and understate the impact of inspections on inspected bodies.

• Most start by understating the problem of remuneration, some going as far as volunteering for unpaid work.

• In corporate finance, it understates the profits of highly levered firms.

• The impacts of mortality table and backcasting indicated that our methodology likely understates deferred compensation.

• A chapter on the assessment of dementia emphasises psychological assessment but understates the importance of psychiatric mental-state examination, nursing assessment and social work assessment.

• This organisation has been understated by scholars because, unlike prototypical working class party structures, it is informal and highly decentralised.

• The graph understates the total investment in 1983 since a third of the short-term pain took the form of immediate benefit cuts, not captured here.

• To the extent that this assumption is incorrect, the table will understate the change consequent upon the married women's property acts.

• They also understate the coherence of societal relations which bind members of different life course stages or of (coeval) generations.

• Because we cannot distinguish between non-affiliates and affiliates, who have a higher labor force participation rate, we probably understate the labor force attachment of affiliates.

• Such an approach runs the risk of understating those aspects of relationships which change only slowly.

• Thus, statistics that tabulate the hardware of access greatly understate the number of people who sign on in a week.

• He also understates the extent and energy of industrialization, social change and class- and ethnic-based politics in other southern cities.

• This almost certainly understates their overall environmental performance in the entire period, and thus biases the results against finding a strong effect of neo-corporatism.