The phrase "a reference pattern for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a model or example that serves as a guide or standard for something else.
Example: "The study provided a reference pattern for future research in the field of environmental science."
Alternatives: "a benchmark for" or "a model for".
Open image in new window Fig. 4 The selection process for a reference pattern of L11−12 with its 231 matched patterns.
Open image in new window Fig. 4 The selection process for a reference pattern of L11−12 with its 231 matched patterns Therefore the selection procedure helps us to find past analogous situations.
Based on these patterns, an enhanced speaker activity detection can be performed by comparing the currently observed pattern χ ̂ m PAT ( ℓ, k ) with a reference pattern set that is characteristic for the active speaker's location.
Figure 3 a shows the XRD pattern for a typical film annealed at 300 °C, along with the reference pattern for bismuthinite directly below.[ 16] Some of the XRD peaks presented in Figure 3 a appear broad due to a similar scattering angle of certain planes and as a result are a combination of the signal from two crystallographic planes.
No single laboratory achieved exact matches to the reference pattern for all isolates.
Of the 76 images that did not match exactly the reference pattern for each strain, 41 (54%) showed addition or omission of one or more bands compared to others.
Dissimilarities were thus much smaller when the coding errors concerned radiotherapy sessions (1 to 3 days depending on sequences) since the reference pattern for the volumes treated is 50 Gy in 25 fractions over 33 days.
For relative quantification, M. colombiense CECT 3035 was grown to the exponential phase under planktonic conditions and used as the reference pattern for two reasons: (1) CECT3035 is the M. colombiense genome sequence strain [ 36] and, consistent with the TLC analysis, (2) planktonic cells displayed the lowest GPL production.
These test patterns are compared with a set of Ntrain reference patterns for which the cough/non-cough classification is known.
