underprediction

Both factors can lead to underprediction of wave heights and tsunami coastal impact.

Application of the model to independent data generally showed slight underprediction of growth, although the bias was negligible.

Exhibit a higher submaximal HR and cause underprediction of VO2.

"Similarly, any systematic underprediction of risk could potentially deny patients much needed treatment," adds the team, from Centro de Salud Universitario La Paz in Badajoz.

However, the use of P. promelas in laboratory sediment tests may result in significant underprediction of the exposure of indigenous benthic invertebrates and fishes to bioaccumulable contaminants.

Reasons for the underprediction were explored with the most likely explanation being the existence of strong transfer breakup channels [3] which were not included in the CDCC calculations.

A 1988 study by Robert McCornack and Mary McLeod, researchers at San Diego State University, of 11,000 students enrolled in 31 different subject areas, for example, found no underprediction for women.

The analysis showed that the omission of the Ontario network causes a 10-35% underprediction of wet deposition in the area east of Lake Huron and southern Lake Superior and a less than 10% overprediction in northern Ontario.

The S.A.T. has only one major purpose - the prediction of first-year college grades. . . . Although the score gap between the sexes has been called a "slight underprediction" by the test publisher, it limits women's educational opportunities in three important ways.

By contrast, the model reproduces quite precisely the inflation profile observed over the 1990-1994 period, as the underprediction of excess supply is compensated for by an underprediction of the extent of the depreciation of the Canadian dollar.