"performance calibration" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing the adjustment of a device or system in order to optimize its performance. For example, "We need to do a performance calibration to make sure the machine is working at its optimum level."
We later observed 36 hours of performance calibration reviews in three companies.
This section presents the equations for describing analytical flow field that will be used in our system performance calibration.
Our study demonstrates that even for models with a fair discriminative performance, calibration was far from ideal.
To examine the apparent performance (internal validity) of the prognostic screening tools, we will assess measures of overall performance, calibration and discrimination.
Few studies have addressed adequately the performance (calibration and discrimination properties) of prognostic scores in cancer patients [ 4, 9, 15- 17].
Model composition and performance (calibration and discrimination) were assessed for models using a complete case analysis, MI, bootstrapping or both MI and bootstrapping.
In order to achieve the optimal detector performance, calibrations have been performed to account for the dependence of the photodetectors response on temperature and for effective non-uniformities in the detector.
In this paper, we present the detection system, its design, performances, calibration protocol and measurements performed during radiobiology experiments.
On average, the sequencing depth was 5-fold, which should thus allow for the attainment of at least 89% sensitivity and 88% precision according to depth-performance calibration.
The performed tests mainly focused on the readout system performance, its calibration and noise problems.
Further information on LETGS performance and calibration, along with relevant Chandra Newsletter articles, can be found on the http://cxc.harvard.edu/cal/Letg/ off the Instruments & Calibration web site (http://cxc.harvard.edu/cal/).edu/cal/
