Sentence examples similar to calibrated evidence from inspiring English sources

The model was calibrated to reflect evidence that the risk of recurrence after primary treatment is highest in the first 5 years after diagnosis and diminishes progressively over time (Saphner et al, 1996).

The results of this study provide evidence that calibrated BOLD may be a viable alternative for longitudinal and cognitive MRI studies.

For example, within the herbaceous rates, only one of the five highest rates is calibrated exclusively with fossil evidence.

Our time calibrated phylogeny confirms fossil evidence that extant Caribbean coral species originated during a period of lineage diversification between 4 and 6 Ma.

The finite element model of the structural system is calibrated on experimental static testing evidence.

Furthermore, the values embedded in so-called "evidence" can be calibrated if experts better appreciate risk tolerances and perceptions by stakeholders.

This paper shows that this feature of the data is the natural outcome of a two-sector consumption/investment model designed and calibrated to reproduce plant-level evidence on capital accumulation.

This study reconstructs a series of droughts and high flow volumes of the Bermejo River from the 17th to 20th century based on a content analysis of historic documentary evidence, which is calibrated with instrumental climate data.

Of these two methods, only the calibrated p values provided some evidence, although weak, for the modifying effects of inter-related micronutrients on bladder cancer risk at the lower prior probability of 10%.

Considering the proposed method, the maximum and minimum horizontal stress profiles of a deep oil well in the southwest of Iran were calibrated based on wellbore failure evidences detected at different depths.

Our divergence time estimates within the Annonaceae are likely to be more precise as we used a UCLD clock model and calibrated the phylogeny using new fossil evidence.