The phrase "above referenced method" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in formal writing to refer back to a method that has been mentioned earlier in the text.
Example: "In the above referenced method, we can see the steps necessary for achieving the desired outcome."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned method" or "aforementioned method".
However, for more complex noise models such as mixture of impulsive and Gaussian, uniform noise, or Poisson noise that better explains the real camera noise, the proposed method yields higher PSNR and better subjective quality than the above referenced methods.
The cut-off values defining salivary gland hypofunction in the studies not using the above mentioned reference methods are presented in Table 4.
In the above experiments, the reference method chosen for comparison with the proposed method uses the Wiener gain, as described by (5), computed using a state-of-the-art noise estimator [37].
It is confirmed that the mix design method of ACI and methods mentioned in the above references fail for the design of mix for OPS aggregates.
We note that the variation method is widely used in the above references.
The main techniques used in these studies are fixed point techniques, Leray-Schauder theory, or upper and lower solutions methods (see, for example, [10 12] and the above references).
Another key difference between our approach and that of the above references is that complexity reduction is explicitly taken into account in our method.
Inspired by the above references, we deal with the existence of solutions for elliptic equation (1.1) with nonlinear boundary condition based on Galerkin method and the Mountain Pass Lemma.
Recovered engorged larvae molted to nymphs; using the PCR method referenced above, we found that 10 nymphs that comprised a random sample were infected by R. rickettsii.
We checked the reference lists of all studies identified by the above methods, references listed in review articles (Beltran 1973; Chandra 2008; Pyke 2008; Walker 2007), and previously compiled bibliographies (Gerberich 1968) to identify potential studies.
spectroscopy as a reference method.
