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Patients at lower risk thresholds have less prior inpatient use and lower morbidity, so an intervention here might be calibrated to be less intensive.

As seen in Section 2 (Fig. 2(d)), peak position on this large refractive index span has slight curvature that might be calibrated for sensing purpose.

It is by no means clear which type of health professional is most likely to deliver it, and thus how it might be calibrated to the professional division of labor in healthcare.

Next, it needed to be calibrated.

Hence models must be calibrated, not tested.

I try to make a point of telling you when I think the polls (and therefore our forecast model) might be poorly calibrated.

In fact, the E.U. actions are far more consequential than B.D.S., and are calibrated in ways that Israeli liberals might otherwise appreciate.

The repression is calibrated.

Prices are calibrated to City wallets.

"The anger is calibrated," she insists.

Even so, the repression was calibrated.