Sentence examples for by a calibration factor from inspiring English sources
To eliminate systematic error between the theoretical and experimental values, the calculations were multiplied by a calibration factor of 0.960 [31].
Although the 89Zr measurements are, on average, slightly higher, this small average difference does not depend on the level of % ID/g itself and may thus be easily solved by a calibration factor.
Its value at each wavelength is proportional to I over intensity collected from a Spectralon® target (I0) by a calibration factor (k) as shown in Eq. (1).
A linear relationship between iodine concentrations (mmol/L) was correlated with the CT values (HU) and its slope was described by a calibration factor (i.e., 'K' factor, [ 29]).
8 24 Individual cardiovascular components (for coronary heart disease, which includes myocardial infarction and stroke including transient ischaemic stroke) were extracted by multiplying the general cardiovascular score by a calibration factor 24 and were summed to obtain a cardiovascular score (for myocardial infarction, coronary heart disease, stroke, and transient ischaemic attack endpoints).
Somal sizes were measured by a computer algorithm within Image Pro Plus 4.0, converting pixels covered by cell outlines to square microns by using a calibration factor for the x20 objective used.
The amount of water desorbed from each porous material during the TPD experiments was calculated by using a calibration factor, which was obtained by measuring the area under the TPD profile corresponding to a known amount of desorbed water from a calibration sample.
One is a one-dimensional stratified water tank model, an improvement to the open-source EnergyPlus water tank model, by introducing a calibration factor to account for bulk mixing effect due to water draws, circulations, etc.
The frequency dependence and the sensitivity of the system have been taken into account by applying a calibration factor and converting the data from V 2/Hz units to n T 2/Hz units.
The goal was to derive a calibration factor by taking into account the sizes and depths of the individual kidneys.
In order to quantify the drug distribution obtained by planar whole-body scans, a calibration factor (in units of cps·MBq−1) was measured using a vial containing 131I-tositumomab imaged in air before each patient image acquisition.
