The phrase "and the reference values" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific data points or standards that are being referenced in a particular context, such as scientific research or data analysis.
Example: "The results of the experiment were compared to the control group and the reference values to determine accuracy."
Alternatives: "and the benchmark values" or "and the standard values".
No statistically significant differences (95 confidence level) were obtained between our method and the reference values.
The differences between calculated outlet pressures and the reference values are considered as an error or fitness function of optimization tool.
The calibrated values of the thermal conductivity were iteratively obtained from the comparisons of interface movement curves between the experiments and simulations, and the discrepancies between the calibrated results and the reference values were limited to ±3%.
Under selected optimum conditions, good agreements between the measured δ11B values and the reference values were obtained for the international reference minerals (B4, Dravite, Elbaite, IMMRB1 and Schorl), the NIST SRM 610 612 synthetic soda-lime glasses and the MPI-DING glasses (GOR-128-G, GOR-132-G, and StHs6/80).
*Significant difference between FCMS and the reference values at p < 0.05.
The CICR rate was abnormally high (positive) using the skinned fiber method (Fig. 2), based on which the patient was definitively diagnosed with a predisposition to MH. Fig. 2 Comparison between CICR rate of this case and the reference values for malignant hyperthermia susceptibility diagnosis in Japan [14].
The interface allowed us to select the hue interval and the saturation level manually and set the reference values for all images.
These data present normal monthly temperatures and rainfall for a period of 30 years (from 1971 to 2000) and constitute the reference values for climatic data.
To collect published data on spermatogonial quantity in the testes of healthy children and calculate the reference values of spermatogonial quantities throughout prepuberty.
Erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) was measured according to the Westergren method using a Starrsed analyser (Mechatronics, Zwaag, The Netherlands), and the reference value was less than 15 mm per first hour.
It is based on developmental neurotoxicity, and the reference value was set extremely low to minimise lead exposure to a level as low as possible.
