Sentence examples for often calibrated from inspiring English sources
But more so than men, however, women find that their wardrobe choices are often calibrated by cultural expectations: modesty, authority, shifting ideals of femininity.
Spatial ground-based observations of snow are often limited at the watershed-scale, therefore the snow modeling component of a hydrologic modeling system is often calibrated along with the rainfall runoff model using watershed discharge observations.
Current lensing surveys are often calibrated using external redshift samples which span a significantly smaller sky area in comparison to the lensing survey, and are thus subject to sample variance.
The dosage is typically determined by the stimulation intensity and is often calibrated to the person-specific motor-evoked potential (MEP) threshold [ 8].
Hastening the exodus are foreign fund managers, who often calibrate their investments to match the relative size of the world's markets.
Pretty much every story put out by the BBC is judiciously and often frustratingly calibrated so as not to show any tilt of any sort.
However, the latter crucially depends on the tightness of the cell-substrate junction by focal adhesion complexes and is often not calibrated for.
The idea that techniques of (putative) detection are often constructed or calibrated precisely with the intention of reproducing the outputs of others, however, may stand against the argument from corroboration.
At the same time Mr. Bush left little doubt as to his views about gay marriage, Democratic presidential candidates who have been confronted with questions about their views on the issue have often given ambiguous and calibrated answers.
That actually worked okay for virtual reality… if you were standing up, and they'd isolated you from any ferrous objects [editor's note: objects containing lots of iron and are often magnetic] and calibrated against any distortion.
These rainwater tank models often cannot be adequately calibrated and validated due to limited availability of observed rainwater tank quantity and quality data.
