The phrase "as a reference knowledge" is not correct in English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey the idea of using knowledge as a reference, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "You can use this document as a reference for your knowledge on the subject."
Alternatives: "as a knowledge reference" or "as a source of knowledge".
As an important database and platform for study of molecular interactions, the KEGG database provides a reference knowledge base for connecting genomes to the biological functions.
Earlier studies testing drug dose calculation skills among nurses was used as a reference for the knowledge level [ 4, 5, 18].
Without knowledge of the progenitor tumor genome as a reference point and no knowledge of the clinical characteristics of the patient who donated the tissue, it is uncertain what the cell lines actually model from an individual patient perspective and to what degree genetic drift has occurred after prolonged in vitro culture.
With this piece of knowledge as a reference point, planners can more effectively work with difference and make plans and facilitate consent for specific concerted actions.
Canonical pathway and regulatory network analyses were computed with IPA, using as a reference set the Ingenuity Pathways Knowledge Base.
It is quite clear that there is valuable information on PJI in the extensive document, which will serve as a reference and a source of knowledge for orthopaedic surgeons worldwide.
'Polygnosis' platform aims to facilitate access to specialized knowledge, serve as a reference tool, and possibly promote consensus on concepts and terms and the move towards a common language for the field.
In the following, we use the solution of the optimization problem of Section "The problem of optimal SINR target selection" as a reference case which uses full channel knowledge including fast fading (Rayleigh) information.
