The phrase "a background reference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing sources or materials that provide context or additional information on a topic.
Example: "In my research paper, I included a background reference to help readers understand the historical context of the issue."
Alternatives: "contextual reference" or "supporting reference".
Of the section's hundred and forty-five pages, only nine words were removed, a background reference to opposition to the Party.
Furthermore, this provides a background reference dataset for designing and interpreting targeted transcriptional expression studies both for fundamental research and for applications such as toxicology.
(a) Background reference matrix B T ′ to be used in foreground detection of 3D ToF points.
An advertisement system and method are provided for inserting into an end user communication message a background reference to an advertisement.
In both cases, the used information is encoded as a feature vector whose probability is estimated by a Bayesian decision rule, using a table of feature statistics; for stationary pixels the feature statistics are conditioned on the pixel value of a background reference image.
In our analysis, the whole genome was used as a background reference, and a significance threshold of corrected P value<0.05 was used in all analyses.
This only shows that energy measurements have meaning only with respect to a given "background reference spacetime" and probably Cartesian coordinates provide the most natural background.
Constant illumination was verified with a white background reference.
It thereby serves as a comprehensive background reference to future publications from the project.
As sequences were spiked into a common background reference, successful differential expression analysis should only identify the spike-in sequences as differentially expressed.
The fractions were collected at the same elution time as those of Tγ−X-containing fractions were pooled as a lipid background reference fraction (ROS control) for the ELISA analysis.
