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calibration curve

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calibration curve [′kal·ə‚brā·shən ‚kərv]
(engineering)
A plot of calibration data, giving the correct value for each indicated reading of a meter or control dial.


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Comparing the actual food pH with the calculated pH based on a calibration curve suggested that using fluorescein isothiocyanate-labeled gelatin nanoparticle sensors to detect food pH is accurate--with about a 1% to 5% error.
Thus, the laboratory must ask its Lp(a) assay manufacturer for the theoretical concentrations of the calibrators in molar units and then generate a separate calibration curve if it wishes to report Lp(a) in nmol/L.
In this frame, the relationship between the crystallization temperature of PB and CB content could be used as a calibration curve for the determination of the distribution of CB in NR/PB or polyisoprene/PB blends.
 
 
 
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