The phrase "a reference leads" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a particular reference or source directs attention or provides guidance to another point or topic.
Example: "In the research paper, a reference leads to a deeper understanding of the subject matter discussed."
Alternatives: "a citation directs" or "a source points".
For comparison, a reference LED with a traditional structure (containing a PMMA insulating layer and a top ITO current spreading layer) was fabricated, and the corresponding EL spectra and its schematic structure are presented in Figure 3b.
In contrast, the use of other muscles as a reference led to overestimating edema size.
This may be expected considering that using day 0 as a common reference leads to combined contribution of both high-fat intervention and ageing to the observed effects.
Adding a correction calculated from the empirical relation to the NRLMSISE-00 model reference leads to a better prediction of storm-time thermospheric mass density distribution.
The inclusion of the reference leads to a seemingly superfluous reference vs. reference BLAST analysis that actually serves an important purpose it reveals portions of the reference that are unable to produce BLAST hits, due to ambiguous bases, BLAST filtering, or an absence of protein-coding sequences (in the case of protein or translated BLAST searches).
Putnam's goal in this section of his paper is to show that indeterminacy of reference leads to an indeterminacy in truth value for sentences like V=L that, in his words, these sentences "have no determinate truth value … they are just true in some intended models and false in others".
Such differentiation is an example of how various observational frames of reference leads to different patterns of attention and perception.
The reference leads us to think of the smart art-book publishers and of two cities, with their two rivers.
Reference leads were placed ~1 mm posterior and ±1 mm mediolateral to bregma, and recording leads ~1 mm anterior and ±2 mm mediolateral to lambda.
The alternative use of the two terms mutation or polymorphism for the same event (a difference as compared with a reference) can lead to problems of classification.
