The phrase "assisted calibration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where calibration is supported or facilitated by an external source or tool.
Example: "The device features assisted calibration to ensure accurate measurements without requiring extensive manual input."
Alternatives: "aided calibration" or "supported calibration".
Modeling approaches to forecast groundwater recharge typically require observed historic data to assist calibration.
Signal noise was reduced by digital filtering process and conversion from voltage to defined physical quantity was performed and the bioscope allows instant signal monitoring, synchronized recording, and assisted sensor calibration.
Additionally we design a flexible target composed of two short 1D bars with equally placed light spots and one long linking pole to assist the calibration.
The MCE-informed SLEUTH calibration assisted in performing decentralized urban growth allocation.
With this in mind, a patent-pending (US 61/859,819) architecture for software-assisted calibration was developed to maximize practicality, flexibility, and ease-of-use.
Furthermore, matrix effects were estimated as the signal suppression and enhancement (SSE) ratio to determine whether the use of matrix-assisted calibration curves in the experiments was necessary.
The acceptability of linearity of each point of the matrix-assisted calibration curves was tested by using the least-square method [ 35].
Calibration curves were linear over the respective working range of each analyte, with the coefficient of determination (R) values being 0.982 1.000 for the five-point matrix-assisted calibration curves.
To calculate the apparent recovery, spiked sample concentrations were measured using the matrix-assisted calibration curves as the percentage of the measured analyte concentration divided by the spiked concentration.
