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The phrase "as a reference points" is not correct in English.
It should be "as reference points" or "as a reference point" depending on the intended meaning. You can use it when discussing something that serves as a guide or standard for comparison.
Example: "The data collected from previous studies can be used as reference points for our current research."
Alternatives: "as benchmarks" or "as guidelines".
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We then created a composite image using pairwise stitching in ImageJ (Preibisch et al., 2009) using the immobile electrodes as a reference points and measured cell-by-cell movement.
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That's why he and everyone else in the show use "Seinfeld" as a reference point.
And it established Eros as a reference point for guiding future studies of asteroids and comets.
(I used AT&T's Natural Voices as a reference point (WAV).
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Ivanovic uses the full-back on the opposite flank as a reference point.
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