:A method of calibrating an in-vehicle inductive sensing apparatus to the dimensions and/or posture of a user seated in the vehicle. An array of inductive sensing coils is mounted in a fixed position relative to a geometry of the seat in which the user is received. From the spatial pattern or distribution of inductive sensing signals, it is determined which subset of coils is positioned most appropriately, e.g. which is closest, to an anatomical body of interest. A biological measurement pertaining to the anatomical body of interest is computed using data from only the selected subset of coils.