The phrase "a true reference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is an accurate or reliable source of information.
Example: "In academic writing, it is essential to cite a true reference to support your arguments."
Alternatives: "an accurate source" or "a reliable citation".
In addition, we have defined a true reference state for an inert fatigue behavior.
We evaluate the robustness of the protocol by comparing in-filled (or proxy) values with a true reference set for surface reflectance.
The absence of both a true reference region and an established pseudo-reference approach, such as the supervised clustering algorithm developed for [11C]-R-PK11195, means that most studies using [11C]-PBR28 [11C]-PBR28erequirennularterial].
For this reason, the pons cannot be considered a "true reference region" in rat studies, and the estimation of BPND from the reference tissue-based models are negatively biased.
Its purpose was to evaluate the general relative accuracy of 90Y PET quantification in the absence of a true reference standard and also to empirically assess quantitative effects from background noise, variable vial sediment volume, radioconcentration, vial geometry, or positron contributions from possible radionuclidic impurities such as yttrium-88 [23].
As a result, frequently-occurring variations make it harder to establish a true reference signal.
This would be a very challenging objective given the absence of any true reference dates.
We present a comparison of reference-based mapping methods for RNA-Seq data having no true reference, but that of a closely related model organism.
Finally, we show that the miss bit approximation to reference bits, where the bit is only checked on cache misses, performs better than true reference bits, which require a partial cache flush.
Though these genes are most stably expressed of all investigated genes in a meta-analysis they cannot be considered true reference genes.
A similar analysis reported that when the true reference transcriptome is available BWT methods are faster with minimal differences in alignment specificity.
