| A certain presumptuousness and overestimation, derived from Calvinism, made them almost sound like proselytising preachers. |
| Prevalence figures from survey responders may have caused an overestimation of the true population prevalence by a modest amount. |
| The negative and positive signs on the ordinate mean, respectively, underestimation and overestimation of the expected values. |
| The probable result of the insensitivity of TLC is an overestimation of the validity of self reported drug use. |
| This results in an overestimation of correction coefficients when grossing up the estimates to the whole population. |
| A problem with working with this ratio directly is that it tends to penalize overestimation more heavily than underestimation. |
