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The study suggests some kids overestimate their risks for harm; however, it also provides evidence that some kids may have good reason for being fatalistic.

The problem is that those tables tell you the calorie expenditure of an average person and usually overestimate the calorie expenditure.

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But we always overestimate how much we can do later, and we overestimate the ability of our later selves to beat procrastination.

We profoundly overestimate our ability to see things as they are.

It is hard to overestimate the importance of this industry and the importance of what is going on right now.

Many of the trials her team examined, she explained, had a "high risk of bias" that can overestimate the effects of the treatments.

Missing statistics can cause the optimizer to overestimate or to underestimate the selectivity of a predicate, and eventually to select an inefficient access path.

“Boys will rise to a risk and tend to overestimate their abilities,” he says.

I thought it would cost about 300 dollars,but luckily that turned out to be an overestimate.

Hobbes may, I think, overestimate or maybe I really should say underestimate the difficulty of the book but he returns to this again at the very end of Leviathan.

Agile design objects to this notion because people tend to overestimate their ability to make accurate decisions early, and they suffer the ever-expanding consequences later.

Research found that men consistently overestimate their own contribution to domestic responsibilities and underestimate that of their wives.