Sentence examples for calibrated to yield from inspiring English sources
Each subscale is calibrated to yield scaled scores based on item response theory and Bayesian estimation of ability.
For hours, he would sit flipping the cubes, consulting numbers on 3-by-5 cards — one for the pitcher, one for the hitter — that had been calibrated to yield results that reflected a player's season statistics.
The system was designed for an environmental application where more than 2000 individual images were collected and calibrated to yield 360 sample images.
The minimum distance thresholds and minimum routes per cluster were calibrated to yield the most reliable results (i.e. precision).
The glutamate number and NMDARs quantities used were calibrated to yield reasonable stimulation characteristics while maintaining fidelity to experimental measurements.
The rough axial position can be extracted from the orientation of the PSF and the widths in x and y can be calibrated to yield exact z-coordinates.
The optimization of the isomer production was solved analytically and the largest estimated yield was determined as calibrated to the experimental yield.
This is necessary because the model is calibrated to fit with yield data from the period 2005 to 2010 (current state breeding).
Management intensity was calibrated to match national yield levels as reported by FAO statistics for the 1990s [71].
Remotely-sensed yields include two versions calibrated to FP and CC yields (calibrated), and an alternative based on crop model simulations, using no ground data (uncalibrated).
In conclusion, the AquaCrop model could be calibrated to simulate growth and yield of potato under temperate condition, reasonably well, and become a very useful tool to support decision on when and how much irrigate.
