The phrase "a reference results" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to the outcomes or findings derived from a reference, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The study provided a reference that results in significant findings about climate change."
Alternatives: "a reference yields" or "a reference produces".
The calculation and analyses of the case tested the applicability of our definition and methodological rules, and provided a reference result for related research.
The external validation, which compares the clustering result to a reference result which is considered as the ground truth.
The second purity determination was carried out by H qNMR measurement using potassium hydrogen phthalate (NIST SRM 84L) as a reference, resulting in a purity value of 99.32 % ± 0.17%%.
The data indicate that sizing myocardial edema using the serratus anterior muscle as a reference resulted in the best agreement with its expected extent.
In a first experiment, the purity of phosphonoacetic acid was determined by P qNMR using ammonium dihydrogen phosphate (NIST SRM 194a) as a reference, resulting in a purity value of 99.26 % ± 0.75%%.
This will also require some method for establishing a reference result for at least a few high-dimensional QTL mapping problems where the global optimum is not known a priori.
The software FrameDP [ 19] was then used to predict complete ORF of 2,000 TC (the longest ones) with SWISS-PROT [ 21] as a reference, resulting in 224 TCs which potentially contain full-length coding sequences (starting with a methionine residue and ending with a stop codon).
As a point of reference, results and baseline patient characteristics for control patients with other ESRD etiologies were analyzed in parallel.
A good correspondence with reference results and test results demonstrates the effectiveness of the global-local approach presented.
