Sentence examples for calibration yields from inspiring English sources

The attention to engine calibration yields an estimated 30-percent gain in fuel economy over the 2012 SL63 AMG, with its larger but less powerful 6.2-liter engine.

The resulting calibration yields an uncertainty estimate of a factor of 3 for the absolute values, but only ±25% for the relative NCN profiles.

Using the older calibration yields average diversification rates of 0.87 (C.I. 0.70 to 1.33) and 0.90 (C.I. 0.73 to 1.37) respectively.

Across the Bayesian samples, using the younger calibration yields an average diversification rate of 2.02 species/Myr (C.I. 1.16 to 3.12) with N = 898 (minimum species number for LM and LV flocks) [10], rising to 2.09 species/Myr (C.I. 1.71 to 3.19) with N = 1135 (maximum species number of LM and LV flocks) [10].

This calibration yields the parameters that we used to characterize each of the three strains (ancestor, SS and FS).

51, 52, 54 Since IR imaging (with proper calibration) yields quantitative data, the method (analysis of the thermal recovery process) holds the potential of allowing the staging of the disease.

The calibration yielded satisfactory results and required reasonable computing time.

The direct calibration of articulated shells and the indirect calibration yielded virtually identical age models, well within their respective 95% confidence intervals.

The calibration yielded similar Nash Sutcliffe efficiencies (NSE) at the monthly time scale for both periods (NSEwet = 0.86; NSEdry = 0.90) supporting the model's ability to adapt its structure to changing climatic situations.

"#"—calibration yielded several possible age intervals because of multiple intersections with the calibration curve; the oldest and youngest possible ages are depicted.

Model calibration yielded three distinct DOC transfer fractions from the aboveground slow pool resulting in DOC fluxes between 0.0154 and 0.0381 Mg C ha−1 year−1.