'calibrated value' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a measured value which has been adjusted according to a set standard. For example, "The instrument was adjusted using a calibrated value of 10.5."
Table 6 Parameters used in SWAT model calibration Parameter Estimated value Calibrated value Range Unit CN II) PAST 79 87.9 0 100 – CN II) RNGB 74 87.9 0 100 – ESCO 0.95 0.75 0–1 Inch FFCB 0 0.95 0–1 Fraction GW-DELAY 31 1 – Days Alpha_Bf 0.048 0 – Days Surlag 4 1 – Days.
Attempt has also been made for rational and realistic estimation of the degradation parameter required for the model in absence of any case-specific calibrated value.
Figure 9 Graph2: Depth of the grayscale image and the calibrated value.
After 24 hours, the fluorescence intensity translates to an hROS concentration of 994 nM, which is a 0.6% error from the calibrated value of 1000.
The calibrated value for the price of child care implies that child care costs paid for an infant is about 22% of a two-earner household's mean earnings.
The calibrated value for the constant of equation of state might not be exactly equal to the real value, due to so many unavoidable uncertainties in these complex problems and the simplifications and assumptions that are essential to make the simulation possible.
The results of this are presented together with a comparison of the experimentally calibrated values with simulated calibration values.
To illustrate how this calibration works and since calibrated values are easily obtained for SVMs, the procedure is briefly described.
The same covariates were included in disease models using calibrated values as for the non-calibrated model.
Country and sex-specific calibration models were used to obtain individual calibrated values of dietary exposure for all participants.
We determined maximum and minimum values according to their calibrated values, and then added a prudential uncertainty term corresponding to 1/5 of the value on both ends.
