Definition of misestimate in English:

misestimate

verb mɪsˈɛstɪmət

[with object]

Make an incorrect estimate of.
it became clear that we'd misestimated the difficulty of the project
Example sentencesExamples
- Confident that she could outrun the defender, she had misestimated the defender's speed.
- And last of all, I misestimated the cost of waking him up.
- It would thus seem more likely that the mothers would tend to misestimate homogeneously.
- It was argued that these experimental setups were misestimating the number of essential genes.
- Investors seem to be systematically misestimating the probability of finding a big winner.
- Well, I think the short answer is that they misestimated the threat that they would be facing at this point.
- These authors also noted that the personality assessment misestimates the job performance of one group in comparison with the other group.
- As conversion could cause a misestimating of the timing data, these copies were removed from the data set for further analysis.
- Now, I think fundamentally we just misestimated, or underestimated, what the Iraqi response was going to be.
- More recently, a population survey carried out by the Kenyan government has shown that UNAIDS misestimated the prevalence of HIV in Kenya by a factor of two.
- He's also a very tall guy so I misestimated his age ... he's only 12.

Derivatives

misestimation

noun

The paper then turns to possible legal consequences for the harms caused to patients by the misestimations.
Example sentencesExamples
- A flawed acquisition strategy and a defective management approach exacerbated the cost misestimation.
- These corrections are very sensitive to the input parameters chosen for the core simulation, and slight misestimations of these have large reactivity effects.
- Some temporal errors that were observed in human-machine interaction are ascribed to misestimations of interval durations due to objective and subjective factors.
- The second question is: How do we account for the terrible misestimations of our intelligence services?

单词	misestimate
释义	Definition of misestimate in English: misestimate verb mɪsˈɛstɪmət [with object] Make an incorrect estimate of. it became clear that we'd misestimated the difficulty of the project Example sentencesExamples Confident that she could outrun the defender, she had misestimated the defender's speed. And last of all, I misestimated the cost of waking him up. It would thus seem more likely that the mothers would tend to misestimate homogeneously. It was argued that these experimental setups were misestimating the number of essential genes. Investors seem to be systematically misestimating the probability of finding a big winner. Well, I think the short answer is that they misestimated the threat that they would be facing at this point. These authors also noted that the personality assessment misestimates the job performance of one group in comparison with the other group. As conversion could cause a misestimating of the timing data, these copies were removed from the data set for further analysis. Now, I think fundamentally we just misestimated, or underestimated, what the Iraqi response was going to be. More recently, a population survey carried out by the Kenyan government has shown that UNAIDS misestimated the prevalence of HIV in Kenya by a factor of two. He's also a very tall guy so I misestimated his age ... he's only 12. Derivatives misestimation noun The paper then turns to possible legal consequences for the harms caused to patients by the misestimations. Example sentencesExamples A flawed acquisition strategy and a defective management approach exacerbated the cost misestimation. These corrections are very sensitive to the input parameters chosen for the core simulation, and slight misestimations of these have large reactivity effects. Some temporal errors that were observed in human-machine interaction are ascribed to misestimations of interval durations due to objective and subjective factors. The second question is: How do we account for the terrible misestimations of our intelligence services?
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