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The refined model scored a 0.160 µg/m3, marking a slight overestimation of particulate levels that aligned much closer to what the ground sensors measured.

Failure to fully account for these inter-correlations could potentially result in overestimation of the figures instead.

The authors use these new maps to show that previously published 'carbon-only' estimates of the global climate mitigation potential of restoring trees worldwide provided significant overestimation, being anywhere from 20 to 81% too high.

ACOG’s interim CEO, Christopher Zahn, said in a 13 March statement: “To reduce the U.S. maternal mortality crisis to an ‘overestimation’ is irresponsible and minimizes the many lives lost and the families that have been deeply affected.”

All research fields showed a similar overestimation of their own honesty, although the effect was greatest for researchers in medicine.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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