Sentence examples for poorly calibrated from inspiring English sources

In simulation studies, it has been seen that use of the incorrect marginal risk calculation from random effects models results in poorly calibrated overall marginal predictions (calibration slope <1 and calibration in the large ≠ 0) with mis-calibration becoming worse with higher degrees of clustering.

The result of the Cox calibration model also provides a simple method by which to recalibrate a poorly calibrated model.

Plot has never mattered much to Mr. Bellow, and the weaker tales in this volume suffer from lumpy, poorly calibrated story lines.

This book hums — with sorrow, with outrage and with compassion for those who are caught in the gears of America's increasingly complicated (and increasingly poorly calibrated) financial machinery.

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

Yet however impressive the car's composure and its evident build quality, a poorly calibrated dual-clutch automatic transmission fitted to Mr. Jensen's sedan undermines much of the progress made by Ford engineers elsewhere.

After all, we don't let grocers use poorly (or maliciously) calibrated scales.

Fluid composition affects electrical conductivity and may affect seismic velocities, though the effect of fluids (in particular, water) on seismic observables is poorly constrained and calibrated (Aizawa et al. 2008).

Because properly applied granular insecticides are buried in the soil, exposure to non-target organisms is limited, although poorly operated or calibrated planting equipment can result in grains of insecticide remaining on the soil surface, posing a serious potential risk to some bird species.

The LOD score and SAPS II alone discriminated well but calibrated poorly in outcome prediction.

Relatively high barriers to innovation aligned with poorly configured and inadequately calibrated policy instruments imply incompatibilities in the GNSI that have to be tackled economy- and system-wide, as well as at the level of actor-specific interventions.