The phrase "as a reference since" is not correct and may lead to confusion in written English.
It is typically used when indicating a source or basis for information, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "You can consult the report as a reference since it contains valuable data on the subject."
Alternatives: "as a source because" or "for reference as".
The PWL was used as a reference since the other land uses were formed by converting this land use type.
To compare with ICEVs, the 2008 Toyota Prius will be taken as a reference since it is one of the most efficient ICEVs on the market.
The blue curve ("Cellular-Fixed SINR") shows the system performance in Cellular mode, which can serve as a reference, since this curve corresponds to the currently deployed systems.
In order to calculate the broadening of the ε-martensite peaks, the (100)ε reflection was chosen as a reference since its half-width does not depend on CSF.
For the calibration of weights, we use the probability of correct detection (PoD) of the R-D EFT [1, 4] as a reference, since the R-D EFT achieves the best PoD in the literature even in the low SNR regime.
We used Landsat imagery as a reference; since it is, by and large, the most commonly applied method to support multi-temporal delineation between forest and non-forest cover types by both manual (e.g. Townshend et al. 1995) and unsupervised automated or semi-automated (e.g. Achard et al. 2002) classification procedures and their combinations (e.g. McRoberts et al. 2014; Sannier et al. 2014).
He hasn't made as much as a Honeymooners reference since.
The latter one was used as a reference method, since also very small defects at larger depth can be visualized with high spatial resolution.
It could be demonstrated that by a separate detection of the TM- and TE-polarized light fractions the TE-polarized beam could be used as a reference signal, since the TE-part does not excite surface plasmons and thus is not influenced by the presence of hydrogen.
Genomic sequence of a rice cultivar Nipponbare has been often used as a reference sequence since a whole-genomic sequence was first determined in 2005 by the International Rice Genome Sequencing Project.
An accuracy of at least PW10 > 70% and PW20 > 95% could be considered as a reference standard, since the length-based, habitus-modified systems have proven that this target is achievable across a wide range of populations.
