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COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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When a sample with an unknown level of that element is analysed its concentration can be plotted on the calibration curve .
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A universal calibration curve is then obtained by plotting against V R for a given carrier solvent and a fixed temperature.
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This section then describes some validation parameters including accuracy and precision, random errors, calibration curves and noise.
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In converting radiocarbon results to calendar dates, the wiggles in the calibration curve are the real problem.
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Aggregating activity of the samples was measured over the linear portion of the calibration curve obtained with synthetic platelet activating factor.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But as soon as they had completed their calibration , Williams and Jeanloz began squeezing samples of iron in the diamond anvil.
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High-precision calibration curves now exist which confirm the two features apparent in Suess's curve.
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However, in the calibration model, constant marginal operating costs were assumed.
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This calibration should always take into account how much you can afford to pay.
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This is important because many devices for measuring low flow speeds in turn require calibration .
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This is tedious but it does provide an absolute calibration on which other devices can be based.
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When a sample with an unknown level of that element is analysed its concentration can be plotted on the calibration curve.