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Both convection dispersion equation (CDE) and non-equilibrium CDE in HYDRUS-1D produced reasonable calibration results.

With simple linear regression models, reasonable calibration (N S > 0.7) was achieved in 60 days and good calibration (N S > 0.8) in 100 days.

In principle, a Y-specific mutation rate would be a reasonable alternative calibration method.

We constructed logistic regression models predicting death in hospital comparing weekend versus weekday admissions for elective and emergency admissions after adjusting for a number of patient case-mix factors and other covariates with reasonable model calibration and discrimination statistics for the 10% sample models (Table 4).

Our results indicate that calibrations for insects stored in ethanol or Carnoy would give the poorest results; however, based on our data, reasonable NIRS calibrations can likely be developed (albeit with varying classification accuracy) for any of the preservation methods that were tested.

Similarly, for DP it also was not possible to obtain a reasonable quality of calibration, which could be due to the high variance of the DP determinations obtained viscometrically as a result of sample inhomogeneity.

Figure 3 shows that the model has a reasonable level of calibration, but there is an indication that, at the higher probabilities for pre-eclampsia, it might underestimate cases.

Officials cited "reasonable doubts regarding the calibration and preciseness of the instruments" used to support claims they were operating illegally within the refuge.

Although this second calibration seems reasonable given that it is consistent with all available data, it is an additional assumption so its effect should be considered separately.

The predicted mean survival curves are compared with the Kaplan-Meier survival curves in the three risk groups in Figure 4. We see that the calibration is reasonable for all except the Fairly good risk group, where the model consistently underpredicts.

Fitting the DIF model allowed us to evaluate whether it was reasonable to assume that calibrations of individual items were the same across groups of subjects defined by ethnicity [ 13].