The phrase "a reference index" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a list or system that helps locate information or resources within a document or database.
Example: "The report includes a reference index at the end to help readers find relevant sections quickly."
Alternatives: "a citation index" or "a resource index".
B0m represents a reference index which is the a tenth of maximum value of B0 z, t).
In AHP the consistency ratio (CR) is used as a reference index to screen information of estimated pairwise comparison matrix.
However, the MD is only an absolute index, without a reference index, it would be difficult to determine whether the current performance condition was good or bad.
The λmax value is an important validating parameter in AHP and is used as a reference index to screen information by calculating the consistency ratio (CR) of the estimated vector.
GeNorm (Vandesompele et al. 2002) and NormFinder (Andersen et al. 2004) algorithms were applied to rank the four candidates according to their expression stability, and a reference index consisting of the geometric mean of the best-performing candidates was used for RT-qPCR data normalization.
Results from this study aided in addressing knowledge gaps in fall Chinook salmon embryonic development rates and provided a reference index of development to assist with the estimation of fertilization dates of eggs recovered from natural redds.
3 dB bandwidth and center wavelength of FBG are selected as the reference indexes in the procedure.
There are no index, no bibliography, no reference footnotes.
A low AFP level is also an important reference index for the CLIP score system.
Reads were converted to the fastq format and aligned to a precompiled mm9 reference index with BOWTIE [ 60].
What we don't do is give them an alphabetized, cross reference index that points them to each heinous website.
