Sentence examples for rather calibrated from inspiring English sources

Therewithal, the model was rather calibrated in both cohorts of patients (Hosmer Lemeshow goodness-of-fit test: Chi-square, 14.4; p = 0.07).

The current version of the AWM is mostly backward-looking and is largely estimated rather than calibrated.

This indicates that in general the model was rather well calibrated over the complete range of predicted probabilities.

But rather than calibrating the headphones yourself, the way owners of these major theater systems do, Audyssey has done it for you in the form of an app.

Rather, it calibrates a prior distribution on feature weights that takes into account how features relate to one another, but then updates these weights depending on the query, on the fly.

It is, rather, a carefully calibrated study in compositional arrangements, existing parallel to rather than mimicking his work in three dimensions.

The ColorEdge CG275W uses hardware calibration so the monitor itself is calibrated rather than the computer's graphics card.

Since a large number of experiments at the single-fiber level are needed to determine the parameters for the micromechanical model, the snubbing coefficient, fiber strength reduction factor and Cook-Gordon parameter for mono-fiber composites were theoretically calibrated rather than experimentally obtained in this study.

And any Medicare cuts would likely involve straightforward benefit reductions, rather than carefully calibrated payment reforms designed to make the health care system more efficient.

The development of the relationship is expressed by delicately calibrated actions rather than psychological rhetoric.

That's true — albeit within limits, because the nature of those responses is calibrated (or, rather, set up) in terms of the characters' walk of life, and that set-up is more a vision of insecurity and even of frustration than of any particular drama.