This analysis is used in determining the dynamic calibration of drop weight force transducer, directly relating the force to the deceleration of the weight and, via integration the drop-weight position.
The weight is obtained by calibrating the balance against known weights and reading the value from the calibration chart of weight versus torsion.
Further investigation should explore test-retest reliability, sensitivity to change, concordance between caregiver and child-completed forms, and the calibration of the utility weights.
It may however reflect the situation of healthier people, and in spite of the high response rate and the use of calibration weights to correct for non-response biases, the relative size of the clusters among community dwellers is uncertain.
Based on simple molecular weight calibration of the column, a molecular weight of 137 kDa was obtained for the main species present, compared with a predicted value of 77.1 kDa (3 × 25.7 kDa) for three polypeptides.
Calibration of primary dead weight torque machines (DWTMs) is mainly a National Metrology Institutes (Is) task.
Calibration of height/length and weight measurements was done after every 10th person.
Micro-costing with a cost-to-charge ratio can be used for cost estimation and calibration of the relative weight of a DRG to establish a hospital payment policy.
Although dial scales were significantly more imprecise than digital scales, absolute imprecision tended to be within 0.91 kg of calibration weights, a level far below the threshold that would cause weight to result in an error of one BMI unit (i.e., approximately 2.7 kg) [ 22].
Example calibrated intakes by two calibration methods and the time-dependent distribution of weights used in Bayesian calibration is available in the Supporting Information.
