Sentence examples for for better calibration from inspiring English sources
First, it allows the Eddy to observe multiple physical operations embedded in a join algorithm, allowing for better calibration and control of these operations.
As for the tsunami magnitude scales that are based on measurements of wave heights in tide-gages, there is a general need for better calibration of the formulas in use which strongly depends on the improvement of both the quality and quantity of instrumental data collected.
For better adjustment of the NRW demand, the network may be divided into several DMAs and NRW, and the hydraulic pattern for each DMA is worked out by installing a flow meter at the inlet of each DMA for better calibration.
It would be better to apply C3NET and the other algorithms to this public data for a better calibration with other algorithms.
There should also be a bit more flexibility in how you set the TV up thanks to the introduction of more picture preset options (including for HDR/Dolby Vision), better calibration tools, and more sensitivity in the 'business section' of the set's brightness adjustment.
However, additional usage of star map for determination of camera orientation will provide better calibration accuracy for future other observations when stars are distributed widely in the image.
Furthermore, one study found better calibration for the APACHE II score [ 11].
The C-statistic analysis showed better calibration for the new approach; discrimination was also improved.
Models specific for cancer patients show better calibration and discrimination than the general models.
We found that the superior performance of IBIS persisted: the HL statistic showed better calibration for IBIS (HL X42 = 6.3, P value = 0.18) than BCRAT (HL X42 = 12.7, P value = 0.01), and better discrimination (AUC = 63.7%, CI = 56.6 to 70.9%) than BCRAT (AUC = 57.5%, CI = 50.4 to 64.6%).
First, SCORE equations were developed to have better calibration for European populations, but there is concern that the SCORE equation may overestimate risk in many Western European countries with decreasing secular trends in CVD mortality as well as in elderly patients [ 28].
