Sentence examples similar to calibrate measure from inspiring English sources

Failure to calibrate measuring instruments is likely to lead to overestimation of the prevalence of overweight and obesity in population-based surveys.

Also, internal consistency was adequate showing an unbiased and well calibrated measure.

Local risk is measured using market calibrated measure distortions that introduce risk charges into the lower and upper prices of two price economies.

These results propose adolescent risk-taking behaviour may evolve rapidly enough to warrant calibrating standard measures to each sample.

All measurements during the medical examination were performed by trained research staff using calibrated measuring equipment.

According to the tenets of effective altruism, charitable donations should mainly or only– go to charities that rank highly according to carefully calibrated measures of effectiveness.

Since 1996, immigration officials have taken finely calibrated measures to eliminate fraud in asylum claims, including criminal investigation of suspected false claims and severe penalties for confirmed fraud.

Labor has already made an announcement with carefully calibrated measures that scale back tax concessions for high wealth and high income earners in both the contributions and retirement phases," the shadow treasurer, Chris Bowen, said.

America has for some months pledged that releases of political prisoners will be rewarded by carefully calibrated measures to end Myanmar's isolation, something the government appears to crave.

A calibrated measuring tape accurately predicts tidal volumes from ulna length.

Another example is the Dutch Metrology Institute, the former institute of weights and measures, which works with regression models for calibrating measuring instruments.