The phrase "as a model reference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that serves as an example or standard for comparison or guidance.
Example: "The research paper was cited as a model reference for future studies in the field."
Alternatives: "as a benchmark" or "as a standard reference".
The benchmark lies in their core competence as a model, reference and direction of the development of Chinese private enterprises.
Acinetobacter baumannii ATCC 19606 was employed in this study as a model reference strain.
In addition, the expression profile of the single Class I SDH (AT5G51970, Figure 2) in A. thaliana was used as a model reference [ 80].
The slightly lower ANI values of just over 95%% for strains 3c6 and 20-2 reflectheirheir presence in a separate phylogenetic clade to the others.> The complete ATCC 53608 genome was used as a model reference backbone to compare the assemblies of the additional four draft genomes of L. reuteri from pigs (lp167-67, pg-3b, 20-2 and 3c6).
The RBF neural network is used in a novel approach as a controller in a model reference adaptive control (MRAC) architecture.
Poor transient performance is considered as a drawback of model reference adaptive control.
This study used a small-sized Thai femoral model as a reference model for a new design.
Finally, we assumed the isolation model as a reference model.
The model given in Fig. 4a was proposed in [35] as a reference model for modeling the battery dynamics for the purpose of improving battery monitoring.
But, for us it's interesting to bring an artist as a model as a reference as a starting point to think about the exhibition and to contrast, to develop the research.
The analysis provided acceptable model fit and consequently, this model served as a reference model from which improvements through the addition of hypothesized causal paths could be evaluated (Table 3).
