ANN fails to predict at low value regions - keras

I trained ANN models for regression problems.
It's quit often that the models fail to predict at low value range of certain output feature as show in the following figure.
Parity plot
Could anyone help me?
What's wrong with the model? and how can I fix it?
Thanks in advance.^ ^

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