Sentence examples for adjustment curve from inspiring English sources

The new coach, Ivan Hlinka, is one of the N.H.L.'s first from Europe, and his adjustment curve has been steep.

Even if your estimate is off, just being able to foresee the end of the adjustment curve suggests that this is possible (and likely).

The definition of partial remission including insulin dose ≤0.5 units · kg−1 · 24 h−1 and A1C ≤7.5% (curve 5) suggests that fewer patients are in partial remission, and A1C ≤7.5% without insulin dose adjustment (curve 3) suggests that more patients are in partial remission after 3 months.

We call this process of adjusting Curve Adjustment (CA for short).

As mentioned above, we will make use of the fact that for internal risk adjustment schemes the two areas defined by the zero-line and the risk-adjustment curve are of equal size (symmetry property).

Images are presented after digital adjustment of curve levels (gamma) to maximize signal with ImageJ software.

After exponential adjustment of curves, mRNA half-lives were calculated as the time in which the fraction of mRNA remaining decreased to 50% of the initial amount.

Bring up this menu by clicking Image -> Adjustments -> Curves.

Besides, the sample correlation coefficients didn't raised much after CA. Thus, these results indicate that direct curve adjustment for microarray data is not suitable and our model adjustment is necessary.

Neither internal adjustment nor response curve for quantitation is intended here.

Using a methodology of adjustment of the curve the least squares, this mathematical model allows the determination of optical parameters.