Sentence examples for calibrated that from inspiring English sources
Thus, we conclude that the system level simulator is properly calibrated; that is, the approximation and modeling of the link level does not result in large errors on system level.
This is confirmed by radiocarbon age determination performed by Scicchitano et al. (2007) on these boulders, yielding an age of 465±37 age (BP) for boulder B4 and 465±35 age (BP) for boulder B13 (not calibrated), that allowed to refer their accumulation to the December 28 , 1908tsunami.
If a model is well calibrated, that is, if close to x% of a sample of patients with a predicted risk of x% have the event, true and false positives can be calculated directly from predicted probabilities.
We believe the use of individual estimates as comparators in the clinical trial setting is more appropriate than a global target, so long as the individual estimates are well calibrated, that is, that actual outcomes are accurately predicted by the estimated outcome probabilities.
Pruitt's performance has been so skillfully calibrated that the rumors he might be named Attorney General — even if he's stoked them himself — seem plausible.
"The door is so beautifully calibrated that you only have to push it gently, and because of its weight it moves very slowly," Mr. Riehm said.
The presence of perchlorates would have been confirmed if the experiment had also detected chlorine, but because the scientists were not expecting perchlorates, they did not calibrate that instrument to look for chlorine.
Similarly, discouraging WikiLeaks and those who give it financial and technical support (see article) is justified for elected politicians in a law-governed state.But calibrating that response raises questions of principle, practice and priority.
Calibrating that date will either confirm or undermine the strategies of the major platform vendors.
By calibrating that ratio it is then possible to assess the intracellular pH.
For example, the "usual" activities performed over the past 24 hours can vary and influence how people calibrate that item even when the patient's condition is stable.
