Sentence examples for calibrated area from inspiring English sources
As spatial autocorrelation among species presence points is known to bias model evaluations based on cross-validation, presence data permitting, we evaluated the ability of all individual modeling algorithms to cope with spatial autocorrelation by calculating calibrated Area Under Curve (cAUC) values and comparing these with a geographical null model (Hijmans 2012).
We used 8 cameras (sampling frequency of 100 Hz) to have a calibrated area of 3.5×1.2×1.8 m3 and a system-announced precision of 2 mm position error.
The expression of CX3CR1 corresponded to the total immunostained calibrated area of examined sections, whereas color saturation comprised segmentation-separation criteria for objects.
The tumor area was measured by drawing an 'Area of Interest' around tumor regions on the image (excluding areas of necrosis or artefacts) using Image Pro's calibrated area measurement tool.
This full marker set was used for a static trial only, which required the participant to stand still for 5 s while filmed in the centre of the calibrated area.
Images were calibrated so area measurements are expressed in micrometers.
Mass calibration for the plate was done using plate locations to calibrate an area of the plate with each sample being within three plate locations of the calibrant.
This image was used to calibrate the area measurements in units of cm.
Synthetic veratrole (Sigma Aldrich, Switzerland) was further employed as a standard for comparing the retention time as well as calibrating peak area with absolute amount in the mass spectrometry chromatograms.
The relationship between the yielded zone area calculated by the elastoplastic model and the pseudo-yielded zone area calibrated by the linear elastic model is statistically investigated.
Easy Leaf Area uses a red calibration area of known area in each image as a scale to calibrate leaf area estimates regardless of image source, eliminating the need for assessing camera distance and focal length or measuring ruler length manually (Baker et al., 1996).
