Sentence examples for directly calibrated from inspiring English sources

ICD-QD2 is not directly calibrated, but the calibration factor can be inferred by reference to another detector (ICD2).

The material parameters for the base hydrogel and the pattern stripes are directly calibrated from published experimental data.

However, being empirical fitting equations, they have serious limitations when their asymptotic behaviour is considered, or when the empirical constants are not directly calibrated with experiments.

In epidemiologic studies, enterococci qPCR results are being directly calibrated against rates of illness.

Data was directly calibrated in a way which aligned with the Index's rating of countries into the categories of High, Medium and Low Human Development.

However, the pattern of treatment intensification at year two was not directly calibrated, yet also closely matched the patterns observed in claims data, suggesting that simulated treatment patterns would likely remain consistent with real-world trends for subsequent time points.

Although the standard specimen has a relatively high magnetic moment of (9.996{, times, 10^{-5}}, hbox {Am}{^2}), we could directly calibrate up to the 100 times) range.

Material data commonly found in the literature for steel pipes in crack-arrest experiments is not sufficient to directly calibrate the material model used here.

Another option would have been to use the individual index scores to directly calibrate fuzzy-set memberships; however, index scores do not directly align with the qualitative clusters.

This has the benefit of directly calibrating PM2.5 to AOD and, if there is little empirical association, discounting AOD as a predictor of PM2.5.

When continuous VFB was also available during movement, subjects could also directly calibrate proprioceptive, and visuospatial information associated with deviations from intended rectilinearity (see also [35]).