The phrase "as calculated with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific method or tool used to perform a calculation.
Example: "The final cost of the project was determined as calculated with the latest financial model."
Alternatives: "as determined by" or "as computed using".
Predictions of the scrape-off-layer plasma characteristics are presented, as calculated with the 2D edge modeling code SOLPS.
The synthesised material has been found to be mesoporous with a high specific surface area (SSA) ∼1710 m2 g−1, as calculated with Brunauer Emmett Teller (BET) isotherm.
The thickness of this surface layer was always larger than the projected range, as calculated with TRIM, and it increased with longer process time or higher temperature.
As calculated with the included Coulomb correlation correction, within the hybrid potential approximation or with the self-interaction correction taken into account, the electronic structure and optical spectrum are in agreement with the experimental data.
We present simulations of: (1) the electric field distribution, as calculated with MAXWELL® 12.0, within the CZT detector with the delay-line electrode, (2) the charge carrier drift motion within the semiconductor, and (3) the propagation of the induced charge signal along the meandering electrode pattern.
To evaluate the relationship between net moments for the glenohumeral joint as calculated with a model that is easy to apply (Static Strength Prediction Program (SSPP)) and the internal forces, calculated with a simulation model of the human shoulder (Delft Shoulder Model, DSM).
The crystallite size of ZrO2 was also increased as calculated with XRD patterns shown in Fig. 3.
Fig. 5 a Reflectance values for mixtures of reconstruction paint cochineal, as measured and as calculated with the model.
Fig. 9 a Reflectance curves for ultramarine blue reconstruction paints, both as measured and as calculated with Kubelka Munk theory after optimization of K and S parameters.
where n is the total number of observations (O i) and E i is the expected value for O i as calculated with the fit function.
Annual values of the Weibull shape and scale parameters, k and c, are presented in Table 3, as calculated with the formulas in Sect.
