Undercount in a sentence

And drug market experts say Mexico’s mortality data vastly undercount overdose deaths — in part because the country’s high number of homicides has created such a backlog that many autopsies are conducted without advanced toxicology testing.

And it’s almost certainly an undercount.

Experts have said the 75 figure is likely to be a slight undercount given that some fatalities could have been missed or still be under official investigation.

Furthermore, the Special Rapporteurs reported that “more than a dozen prosecutors reportedly have been killed by unknown individuals in Kabul and other provinces, though this is likely an undercount.

Health officials have stressed that the official number of cases is an undercount, due to the large number of people who rely on at-home tests without reporting the results to the county.

However, the figures are still likely to be an undercount as several local authorities refrained to contribute to the report.

Last year, more than 3,500 Rohingya attempted to cross the Bay of Bengal and the Andaman Sea – a 360 percent increase over the previous year, according to United Nations figures that are almost certainly an undercount.

Staggeringly and shamefully, that number maybe an undercount, because so many of our crimes go unreported or are reported days later.

City officials on Friday attributed the initial undercount to how overwhelmed the health system was coping with thousands of sick patients.

Even if half that undercount had held true from the start of the pandemic, that would translate into thousands more nursing home resident deaths than the state has acknowledged.

Government statistics suggest Thailand has approximately 2,700 homeless people, likely a significant undercount in a nation of around 69 million.

In Rio Arriba, a 1% undercount would result in $11 million less in federal funding over the next decade.

Lancaster County scrambles to prevent undercount.

Native Americans are far from the only U.S. community of color facing a potential undercount, and a group of cities, counties, civil rights groups and the Navajo Nation are suing to extend the deadline.

Republicans are attempting to ensure a serious undercount in a variety of ways that will deny New Mexico hundreds of millions of dollars in federal funding.

That figure, however, is likely a massive undercount.

The Associated Press reports schools across New York have recorded that at least 1,200 students and staff have tested positive for the coronavirus since the start of the academic year, though that number is likely an undercount.

The country said the reasons for the undercount included a number of deaths that occurred at home because hospitals ran out of room for patients in Wuhan.

The current calculation is almost certainly an undercount, said Dr. Peter Hotez, professor at Baylor College of Medicine.

The goal is to have as many individuals self-register for the census as possible to prevent an undercount.