The phrase "also calculated according to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or criteria for calculating something, indicating that there are multiple factors or standards involved.
Example: "The final score is also calculated according to the average performance of the team over the season."
Alternatives: "also determined based on" or "also computed in accordance with".
Standard deviation and error limits based on 95% confidence were also calculated according to the relationship given in literature.
The average values of total heat transfer coefficient and thermal resistance of the heat-sink have been also calculated according to the thermodynamic modeling and experimental results.
Furthermore, the partial molar volumes of three compounds in the supercritical phase were also calculated according to the Kumar and Johnston theory, and the values were between −(19105 and 3510) cm3 · mol−1.
The Flory–Huggins interaction parameter was also calculated according to the determined phase diagram after taking into account the composition change of the mixture matrix due to the incorporation of filler.
The effective heat transfer coefficients of the reactors are also calculated according to the experimental results and they are found to be 5.5 ± 1 W m−2 K−1, 35 ± 2 W m−2 K−1 and 113 ± 1 W m−2 K−1, respectively.
In UDECON, error is also calculated according to the formulae provided by Oda and Xuan (2014).
The ultimate load has also been calculated according to the European Standards and compared to experimental results.
In addition, the proportion of adverse events will also be calculated according to patient reports in each study.
The study also indicates that results calculated according to a non-standardized five-point test cycle developed in Germany are more representative for all-round use of tractors in the 50 75 kW range than results from European and international standards.
To evaluate the performance of the model better we also considered the Q2 (calculated according to [13]) of the entire dataset and of the external one, and the results were practically identical to R2, showing that the CAESAR model is predictive even if there is a reduction of the statistical characterisation.
The minimum shielding failure current causing flashover of line insulation is highly dependent upon insulator string flashover modelling and, also, markedly higher than that calculated according to the relevant IEEE Std 1243-1997 simplifiexpressionion.
