Definition of overestimation in English:

overestimation

noun ˌəʊvərˌɛstɪˈmeɪʃ(ə)nˌoʊvərˌɛstəˈmeɪʃ(ə)n

A judgement or rough calculation that is too favourable or too high.
a gross overestimation of his personal contribution
mass noun the formula we used resulted in overestimation of energy needs
Example sentencesExamples
- Recent theoretical work suggests this overestimation problem may be more serious than it first appears.
- Prevalence figures from survey responders may have caused an overestimation of the true population prevalence by a modest amount.
- This represented a 47 % overestimation, the researchers said in an article in the British Medical Journal.
- You imply an overestimation of the influence of a parent's sex/gender on parenting.
- A problem with working with this ratio directly is that it tends to penalize overestimation more heavily than underestimation.
- During data entry, respondent estimates of time spent on each task were compared to their indicated work hours per week to identify any overestimations of these reported times.
- The result can be a severe overestimation of the response to selection.
- Many of the same folks who played key roles in the build-up to the current war make similar overestimations about the late Soviet Union.
- Reducing the rest period before measurement of blood pressure to under four minutes risks significant overestimation.
- This leads to a systematic overestimation of components of the disorder.

Definition of overestimation in US English:

overestimation

nounˌōvərˌestəˈmāSH(ə)nˌoʊvərˌɛstəˈmeɪʃ(ə)n

A judgment or rough calculation that is too favorable or too high.
a gross overestimation of his personal contribution
the formula we used resulted in overestimation of energy needs
Example sentencesExamples
- A problem with working with this ratio directly is that it tends to penalize overestimation more heavily than underestimation.
- Reducing the rest period before measurement of blood pressure to under four minutes risks significant overestimation.
- Many of the same folks who played key roles in the build-up to the current war make similar overestimations about the late Soviet Union.
- You imply an overestimation of the influence of a parent's sex/gender on parenting.
- The result can be a severe overestimation of the response to selection.
- This represented a 47 % overestimation, the researchers said in an article in the British Medical Journal.
- This leads to a systematic overestimation of components of the disorder.
- During data entry, respondent estimates of time spent on each task were compared to their indicated work hours per week to identify any overestimations of these reported times.
- Prevalence figures from survey responders may have caused an overestimation of the true population prevalence by a modest amount.
- Recent theoretical work suggests this overestimation problem may be more serious than it first appears.

单词	overestimation
释义	Definition of overestimation in English: overestimation noun ˌəʊvərˌɛstɪˈmeɪʃ(ə)nˌoʊvərˌɛstəˈmeɪʃ(ə)n A judgement or rough calculation that is too favourable or too high. a gross overestimation of his personal contribution mass noun the formula we used resulted in overestimation of energy needs Example sentencesExamples Recent theoretical work suggests this overestimation problem may be more serious than it first appears. Prevalence figures from survey responders may have caused an overestimation of the true population prevalence by a modest amount. This represented a 47 % overestimation, the researchers said in an article in the British Medical Journal. You imply an overestimation of the influence of a parent's sex/gender on parenting. A problem with working with this ratio directly is that it tends to penalize overestimation more heavily than underestimation. During data entry, respondent estimates of time spent on each task were compared to their indicated work hours per week to identify any overestimations of these reported times. The result can be a severe overestimation of the response to selection. Many of the same folks who played key roles in the build-up to the current war make similar overestimations about the late Soviet Union. Reducing the rest period before measurement of blood pressure to under four minutes risks significant overestimation. This leads to a systematic overestimation of components of the disorder. Definition of overestimation in US English: overestimation nounˌōvərˌestəˈmāSH(ə)nˌoʊvərˌɛstəˈmeɪʃ(ə)n A judgment or rough calculation that is too favorable or too high. a gross overestimation of his personal contribution the formula we used resulted in overestimation of energy needs Example sentencesExamples A problem with working with this ratio directly is that it tends to penalize overestimation more heavily than underestimation. Reducing the rest period before measurement of blood pressure to under four minutes risks significant overestimation. Many of the same folks who played key roles in the build-up to the current war make similar overestimations about the late Soviet Union. You imply an overestimation of the influence of a parent's sex/gender on parenting. The result can be a severe overestimation of the response to selection. This represented a 47 % overestimation, the researchers said in an article in the British Medical Journal. This leads to a systematic overestimation of components of the disorder. During data entry, respondent estimates of time spent on each task were compared to their indicated work hours per week to identify any overestimations of these reported times. Prevalence figures from survey responders may have caused an overestimation of the true population prevalence by a modest amount. Recent theoretical work suggests this overestimation problem may be more serious than it first appears.
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