The phrase "adopting reference" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the act of taking on or using a reference point or standard, but it is not commonly phrased this way.
Example: "In our research, we are adopting reference from previous studies to support our findings."
Alternatives: "using a reference" or "taking a reference".
Two hypothetical LOCAs are assumed for an adopted reference design of a two-loop Pressurized Water Reactor.
In the present study, a hypothetical medium break LOCA is assumed in one of the hot legs for an adopted reference design of a two-loop Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR).
In this paper, a theoretical and computational analysis is presented of a multi-blade screw pump evolving liquid Lead as primary pump for the adopted reference conceptual design of ALFRED.
Results obtained based on post-buckling observations of properly adopted reference points reveal that mode jumping and larger distortions may occur due to increasing the post-buckling loads, the elastic foundation leads to larger number of the local deformation regions, and the buckling strengths reduce remarkably when two opposite edges are clamped.
In general, the implied seismic design preference does not coincide with that dictated by minimizing the expected lifecycle cost, and the intervals of the implied preferences for sets of admissible combinations of model parameters of the value and weighting functions are relatively wide and depend on the adopted reference point.
However, so far there is no research evidence that the adopted reference price system would have affected patients' access to new innovative drugs while cost savings to the society and patients have been demonstrated [31].
In other attempts to rein in their (not the patient's!) costs, insurers are starting to adopt "reference pricing," by which they just pay a portion of cancer drugs' costs, leaving the rest to the patient.
For regression coefficients and precision parameters, we adopted reference priors.
Results suggest a careful reexamination for the appropriateness of continued use of currently adopted reference growth curves to classify neonates.
Our findings require that we should carefully reexamine the appropriateness of continued use of currently adopted reference growth curves to classify neonates SGA, LGA, and AGA.
