The phrase "a matrix reference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, computer science, or data analysis where a reference to a matrix is needed.
Example: "In order to solve the equation, we need to establish a matrix reference for the variables involved."
Alternatives: "a matrix citation" or "a matrix pointer".
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A feasibility study for producing a matrix reference material for selected polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in baby food is reported.
Therefore, processing methodologies involving thermal sterilisation are very promising for the development of a matrix reference material for PAHs in a processed food matrix similar to routine samples.
The findings of this study will provide useful knowledge for the future production of a matrix reference material for the selected pesticides in a high water content vegetable.
These results are an important step towards the development of a matrix reference material for PAHs in a processed food matrix in a presentation very similar to routine samples.
The results constitute an important step towards the development of an egg matrix reference material for salinomycin is possible.
Finally, the optimized microwave-assisted procedure has been validated by extraction of two different matrix reference materials, a sediment and a mallow powder.
The programs geNorm and qBasePlus use pairwise comparisons and geometric averaging across a matrix of reference genes.
The lack of matrix reference materials (RMs) for pesticides in vegetables with a high content of water makes cucumber, as a representative commodity of this group, a good target matrix for a candidate CRM.
Quality control of routine analytical processes was performed using Biopure matrix reference materials obtained from Romer Austria.
> -wrap-foot> aThERMRM series matrix reference materials are produced by the Institute of Reference Materials and Measurements, Joint Research Center, European Commission bThe T25 reference material is pure leaf DNA and produced by the American Oil Chemists Society DNA was extracted from the seven matrix materials using a publicly available CTAB method validated for maize TC1507 [ 18].
