Sentence examples for calibrated by peripheral from inspiring English sources
The peripheral pressure waveforms were recorded from the radial artery at the wrist with a hand-held high-fidelity tonometer (Millar Instruments, Houston, TX) and calibrated by peripheral blood pressures at the brachial artery [ 7, 19].
Microscope was calibrated by green calibration slide before each experiment.
In that way, the historical patterns can be calibrated by the misery metrics of today.
The temperature in the building itself is calibrated by adjusting roof sunscreens and garden doors.
Whether John Kerry and Mr. Edwards gained any bounce in Boston is still being calibrated by pollsters.
What's worse, after the model is calibrated by technical experts, it receives precious little feedback.
The temperature was calibrated by a pyrometer.
The spectrometer is calibrated by monocrystalline silicon.
The model is calibrated by field measurements.
If, as [P1] implies, intuition must be calibrated by some other source, X, then, by [P1], X must itself be calibrated by yet another source of evidence, Y, which must itself be calibrated and so on.
The radionuclide activity meter was originally calibrated by the manufacturer.
