Sentence examples for range of calibration from inspiring English sources

We also designed an algorithm to automatically detect the linear range of calibration curves.

Variations in accuracy were less than 15% over the whole range of calibration, except for the lower limit of quantification, where a variation in accuracy of 20% was accepted.

In addition, more than 300 DVD and Blu-ray movies, like "The Abyss," the Indiana Jones series, and "Titanic," include a range of calibration patterns created by THX, the company whose familiar certification logo precedes many movies (for a complete list go to thx.com/home/dvd).

This is especially true when a model has a large number of parameters, which makes a full range of calibration expensive in terms of computing time.

Under optimized condition the dynamic range of calibration graph was found to be 50 500 μg L−1 with detection limit of 23.6 μg L−1.

The limit of quantification and the linear range of calibration curve were 4.6 μg mL− 1 and 0.1 25 μg mL− 1, respectively.

For given tertile values of Actigraph counts per minute (within the examined range of calibration-trial walking speeds), the treadmill method tended to give higher estimates of speed than the track method (Table  2).

Under the optimum conditions, the linear ranges of calibration curves were 0.2 30 and 6 120 ng mL−1 for DCS and LDS, respectively with correlation coefficients ≥0.9998.

First, linearity ranges of calibration curves in analytes concentration level extending up to 800 μg L−1 were examined.

Variations in accuracy and intra-day and inter-day precision (n = 6 for each concentration, respectively) were < 15% over the respective ranges of calibration.

Parameter εD was set to 0.03 because this resulted in an eye-tracker calibration error of around 1°, a value within the range of typical calibration errors found in eye-tracking experiments (Hansen & Ji, 2010).