Sentence examples for formal calibration from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we illustrate a formal calibration, validation, and verification process that includes uncertainty in an internal state variable plasticity-damage model that is implemented in a finite element code.

However, we used pre-piloted extraction forms with detailed written instructions, conducted formal calibration exercises with all data extractors, and checked extractions from a random sample of protocols at several points during the process.

Since the relationship of LSF with perfusion is not sufficiently robust to allow formal calibration, the values for cerebral blood flow reported here in units of ml/100g/min should be regarded as 'indicative' rather than 'absolute', and we therefore use the designation 'CBFIND' (indicative cerebral blood flow) to reflect this qualification.

First, this analysis is not intended to depict a formal empirical calibration process.

As Figure  5b illustrates, similar trends as seen for the application of formal model calibration apply for the inclusion of parameter uncertainty.

The aim of this study was to investigate the difference in diagnostic reliability between self-instructed examiners and examiners taught by formal training and calibration in DC/TMD as well as if the reliability of self-instructed examiners improves after taking the course.

However, there is no formal consensus for this calibration process; typically each instrument has its own calibration procedure and phantoms.

This study shows that the diagnostic reliability of formal DC/TMD training and calibration and DC/TMD self-instruction are similar, except for subgroups of Myalgia.

In conclusion, this study shows that the diagnostic reliability of formal DC/TMD training and calibration and DC/TMD self-instruction are similar, except for subgroups of Myalgia.

At the time this FDG sub-study design was finalized (2008), no formal programme for cross-calibration of scanners existed.

The existence of community pressure may increase or decrease the optimal calibration of a formal intervention (in this case an environmental tax) and may complement or detract from the incentives generated by an optimally calibrated tax.