The phrase "again calibrated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of adjusting or fine-tuning something once more, typically in a technical or scientific context.
Example: "After several tests, the equipment was again calibrated to ensure accurate measurements."
Alternatives: "recalibrated" or "calibrated once more".
To summarize the experience with this method: if the critical correction factors shall not again be "calibrated" with measurements, the information density required from borehole scans is higher than usually available, because it must also represent the surrounding volume.
Finally at the 15th day the model was again bad calibrated (P = 0.001422), but with a very good discrimination (area = 0.91 ± 0.06).
Again, we calibrate the behavioral parameters of the model to the data from the entire period 1970 2015, as in Sect.
As a matter of convention, average IQ has been defined as 100, with the distribution calibrated – again, purely by convention – to a standard deviation of 15.
Again, both the calibrated (a, c and e, left column) and filtered versions (b, d and f, right column) are shown, but the filter is different from that used for the IR1 images shown in Fig. 1.
Again, with the calibrated μ and the generation time (g) of one year, the effective size of domestic chicken population becomes as large as 4×105.
Using the R package TAM again facet models were calibrated, which yielded the differences in the item difficulties for each of the three groups.
Speaking once again in his carefully calibrated sound-bites he said he wanted to be back home before he spoke on an issue that has divided this entire country, lead to increased hate crimes against Muslims and made many Muslims like me deeply uncomfortable.
Once appropriate values for these Weibull parameters were found, the relative risk of recurrence was sought, again using OptQuest, and calibrated to a targeted point prevalence of 1.8% [ 10].
