Undercounted in a sentence

And as S.’s story bears out, as high as the Alaska rates are for both traumatic brain injury and domestic violence, experts have said they are undercounted.

Nielsen’s legacy system -- based on a panel of about 40,000 households, was found to have undercounted TV viewership during the pandemic by the Media Rating Council, which suspended its accreditation of Nielsen’s national television ratings service.

And federal officials say those statistics were likely undercounted by about 34% because Native Americans’ race is often misclassified on death certificates.

According to the Center for Civic Engagement (CCE), people living in rural areas, African Americans, Latinos and other minorities are often undercounted.

Experts say both numbers are seriously undercounted because of the lack of testing, mild cases that were missed and governments that are underplaying the extent of the crisis.

However, the government has said the real number of infections is significantly higher and that deaths are also undercounted.

Independent studies indicate the FCC has seriously undercounted the problem and put the number of Americans lacking broadband internet service at somewhere between people.

It wasn’t immediately clear whether Wieler was suggesting that deaths are being undercounted only in Germany, or worldwide, and reporters were unable to ask follow-up questions during his online news conference.

The attorneys contend that included taking an active role in helping to shape the archdiocese’s list of 57 credibly accused clergy, a roster an Associated Press analysis found was undercounted by at least 20 names.

This “non-response follow-up” is especially critical for counting historically undercounted groups, who tend to respond to the census on their own at lower rates than do the general population.

We do know they don't test enough pre-mortem (948 tests in the city of 15 million), and certainly not postmortem, so it's extremely likely to be undercounted hugely.

Given the distrust among groups that historically have been undercounted, the bureau’s efforts to build trust through partnerships with businesses and local community leaders will be both more important and more difficult than ever, census experts said.

Local nonprofits are working to increase Syracuse's representation of undercounted groups in the 2020 census:… twitter.

Puentes and some other analysts said the government’s report probably undercounted the number of people in alternative jobs.

Puerto Rico’s governor last month raised Maria’s official death toll from 64 to 2,975 after an independent study found that the number of people who succumbed in the sweltering aftermath had been severely undercounted.

American volunteers who returned to the U.S. without claiming land are also undercounted.