underestimation

But there was a difference between underestimation and necessary risk.

Of course, I have since discovered this to be a gross underestimation.

There would be no underestimation by the dark elf this time.

The stated figure was 35,208 although this is likely to be an underestimation of the true crowd size.

An example for underestimation is the feedback effect of labor market discrimination.

There had also been a severe underestimation of German strength in the area.

There should be a word that means "the fatal underestimation of another's honesty."

She knew that the man's fears of his sister's rage were, if anything, an underestimation.

You are my director and safeguard against any underestimation I may make."

Feeling desperate in 1968, I made a similar underestimation.

That underestimation had nearly been her undoing during one encounter with them.

Allowing for underestimation, it is clear that most immigrants would have been English speakers.

"There was a certain amount of underestimation of the problem by the Americans.

It was an underestimation that I was going to bleed him for.

Thus, this is likely an underestimation of the cost for this complication.

Ah yes, I thought, another case of fatal underestimation.

Or was that a serf-serving underestimation of his own, uniquely personal failure?

According to the authors this was an intentional underestimation.

The degree of underestimation can be estimated from a species-area curve.

Such a woeful underestimation of his enemy had nearly proved fatal.

Claude's incompetence is in his disastrous underestimation of the forces opposing him.

However, these statistics are most certainly an underestimation.

Ignoring the variability that may be present in these parameters can lead to underestimation of R.

Selection bias can produce either an overestimation or underestimation of the effect measure.

The average number of quarrels per hour was three to four, although this was probably an underestimation.