overestimation

"There was always an overestimation of what the Games were supposed to be."

There has been an overestimation of property prices in the Government's thinking.

It should be noted that this will still result in an overestimation.

This assumption will therefore lead to an overestimation of the risk.

The mistake created an overestimation of about $100 million dollars in the previous cost figure.

"But there is significant disagreement as to the degree of the overestimation."

Is this pipe dream not based on a huge overestimation of the human race?

No surprise that they ended up getting it wrong (with a big overestimation).

In addition, a technical problem led to an overestimation of the promotion costs.

This test results in overestimation, as concluded from research, and should be avoided.

It claims 700 members but this figure is considered a gross overestimation by other political forces.

North Americans seem to be the kings and queens of overestimation.

However, the approximation strategy men use is known to result in overestimation.

It proved to be a gross overestimation of the market’s potential.

Furthermore, they are not simply the reflection of parental overestimation.

It is difficult to determine the net effect of under- or overestimation on incidence.

However, this does not preclude the overestimation of a true blood alcohol level in certain cases.

There is instead a mixture of under- and overestimation.

The oversight also contributes to overestimation of revenues the following year.

This is probably an overestimation of their modest ability.

An overestimation of more than 10% is not uncommon.

What we're talking about is an overestimation of billing.

The Council calls on all actors involved to do their utmost to avoid overestimation.

The researchers believe that the overestimation is actually due to how we derive these estimates in the first place.

The data reported by the institutions since tracking began in 2004 reveals a trend of overestimation.