Sentence examples for further calibration and validation from inspiring English sources

Further calibration and validation are still necessary depends on the soil properties of the seabed.

Fugacity analysis provides useful insight into compound fate in a WWTP and with further calibration and validation the model should be useful for correlative and predictive purposes.

In order for the traffic models to be fully dependable, further calibration and validation are needed.

However, further calibration and validation of identified dose are warranted to explore more dose-response toxicity assessment and their kinetics of in vivo distribution.

FSSIM would benefit from extensions to model biodiversity, landscape and conservation indicators, from procedures for sensitivity and uncertainty analysis, from a more detailed modeling of the relationships between livestock density, grassland and manure production and from further calibration and validation of the model to new locations and research questions.

Based on the results of the validation, further calibration and optimization of the model was carried out (repeating both stages) in order for the model to be consistent with the experimental data (total protein concentrations and both transient perturbation datasets).

Thus, employing double cross-validation technique could be a better choice, in which the training set is further divided into 'n' calibration and validation sets resulting in diverse compositions.

UV254 was recommended as a surrogate for organic contaminants (e.g., BOD5), but requires further calibration steps for validation.

To further validate the proposed method, the soil samples from Chenzhou were reallocated to calibration and validation sets according to Ni concentration.

Further details of the LiDAR systems, data acquisition and processing, and the LiDAR-to-AFCS model calibration and validation are discussed in Thapa et al. [13].

Further details of the LiDAR systems, data acquisition and processing, and the LiDAR-to-AFCS model calibration and validation are discussed in Thapa et al. [ 13].