"a relevant reference" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a source or piece of information that is closely related or applicable to the subject being discussed. Example: "In order to support my argument, I have included a relevant reference from a reputable scientific study."
The Beatles are still a relevant reference, right?
The Phoenix Program in Vietnam, unfortunately, seems to be a relevant reference point here.
The use of Howard's chart will provide a relevant reference point for replication of the study and add validity to the experiment.
Using a combination of results from other methods (e.g. the SUNflower approach) and other measures (e.g. Human Development Index) as a relevant reference, a given set of European countries are robustly ranked and grouped into several classes based on the composite Road Safety Index.
Because the Crusades were hilarious and are definitely still a relevant reference in Britain, 2013.
In this context, it was therefore considered as a relevant reference gene.
Our data demonstrated that when the WT1 test is at a ratio of 50, it can serve as a clinically relevant reference value imparting a clear biological meaning as a biomarker identifying all patients that crossed this ratio as being at risk for impending relapse (PPV=100%).
The comparison of an H1N1 cohort with a more relevant reference group of ARDS patients, we feel ultimately makes the conclusions more robust when trying to assess why novel influenza stretched ICU resources this past year.
A search with a sensitivity of 1, for instance retrieves all relevant references, while a search with a sensitivity of 0.5 retrieves half of all relevant references.
First, as a reference structure for neutrality calculation, SEN utilizes a consensus structure determined from an alignment of putative homologous sequences rather than an MFE structure, increasing the likelihood of utilizing a biologically relevant reference.
We used muscle strength testing as the reference standard, which is a clinically relevant reference standard and recommended method to diagnose ICU-AW [4].
