Now, of course, this is an underestimation.

My underestimation of her feelings towards me might have been a serious mistake.

Well, but this is something this underestimation of plants is something that is always with us.

As a result of incomplete ascertainment of indigenous status, the indigenous maternal mortality ratio is likely to be an underestimation.

(a) Poor planning, with underestimation of the scale of work required, and insufficient attention to design, methodology and setting of realistic timescales

It can therefore be assumed that the reported number of abusers represents a considerable underestimation of the real number of abusers in the world.

The delay is due to an underestimation of the complexities related to this task, in particular the frequency and extent of retroactive changes as well as future transactions.

There's a writer I've been deeply influenced by, Parker Palmer, and he writes that many of us are often whiplashed between arrogant overestimation of ourselves and a servile underestimation of ourselves.

Mr. Lukyantsev (Russian Federation) stated that the fight against racism in its various manifestations had become a priority in international activity on behalf of human rights it was an issue of fundamental importance, because its underestimation often led to tragic consequences.

The unrealistic budget, the constant endeavours to increase spending, the current artificial underestimation of the value of labour, the lack of necessary motivation to work and the low level of social spending were probably the main obstacles to boosting the economy.

10. As indicated in paragraph 12 of the statement of the Secretary General, ICSC concluded that some savings had accrued to Member States since 1990 (approximately 4 million per year), as a result of the underestimation of the post adjustment indices mentioned above.

The forecast errors have three potential sources failure to recognize the time needed for economic recovery after a financial crisis underestimation of the fiscal multipliers (the size of output loss owing to fiscal austerity) and neglect of the world trade multiplier (the tendency for countries to drag each other down as their economies contract).

But the emphasis on Germany, though justified, should not lead to an underestimation of France s critical role. France not only accounts for roughly 22 of eurozone GDP and 20 of its population behind only Germany but also has the healthiest demography in the eurozone, whereas the German population is projected to decline over the next decade.

The belief that the fiscal multiplier is usually low may have contributed to underestimation of the short run economic costs of austerity policies and thus to persistently optimistic forecasts of growth and employment. Recent research by the International Monetary Fund on the context specific variability of fiscal multipliers has raised serious questions about the costs and effectiveness of rapid fiscal consolidation.

While having authorized methadone syrup for treatment of opiate addicts, Italy had discontinued some maintenance programmes because it was felt that the availability of maintenance programmes could lead both to an underestimation of the need for the gradual cessation of drug abuse as a final goal of treatment, and to neglect of other support services, such as psychological, social and educational counselling.

Among the consequences of the lack of data on informal activities in official statistics of both developing countries and countries in transition are distorted figures for the real economy, such as implausibly low female participation rates, a significant underestimation of gross domestic product (GDP) per capita and a tendency to overestimate the share of the population that lives below the official national poverty line.

Similarly, if the expert review team finds that an estimate submitted by a Party leads to an underestimation of net12 removals resulting from activities under Article 3, paragraphs 3 or 4, in a year of the commitment period, the adjustment calculated in accordance with paragraph 52 below should not be applied if such a calculation would result in an adjusted net removal estimate that is higher than the original estimate submitted by the Party.

If an adjustment is triggered by lack of transparency, and this lack of transparency precludes the expert review team from assessing possible cases of over or underestimation or from assessing the cause of the potential deviation from the IPCC Guidelines as elaborated by the IPCC good practice guidance (such as inappropriate activity data, emission factors or methods), expert review teams should also apply the basic adjustment methods in the order of priority listed in table 1.

If an adjustment is triggered by lack of transparency, and this lack of transparency precludes the expert review team from assessing possible cases of over or underestimation or from assessing the cause of the potential deviation from the IPCC Guidelines as elaborated by the IPCC good practice guidance (such as inappropriate activity data, emission factors or methods), expert review teams should also apply the basic adjustment methods in the order of priority listed in table 1.