Meanings of calibrated against in English

Our model is calibrated against measurements available in the literature.

Assessments of carbon stocks from space need to be calibrated against measurements taken on the ground.

Despite the development of biosensors for genotoxicity assessment, these have not been calibrated against traditional microbial bioassays.

Equations for predicting body composition from anthropometry and resistance, when calibrated against two-compartment model estimates, retained these systematic errors.

Single-molecule precision can be obtained using any confocal setup once the fluorescent beads have been calibrated against purified GFP.

The data further strongly suggest that the plasma concentrations of clinical biomarkers need to be calibrated against genetic and temporal factors.

Equations predicting body composition in elderly people should be calibrated against estimates from multicompartment models that consider variability in FFM composition.

However, when calibrated against the original model, the predicted number of events generated by the augmented version marginally over-estimated the true number observed.

For experimental purposes, regional blood flow was measured with transit-time flow probes and cardiac output was measured with electromagnetic flow probes calibrated against thermodilution.

Vena contracta power in the narrow high-velocity spectrum from a broad measuring beam was calibrated against that from a narrow reference beam of known area.