The phrase "as reference processes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or systems that serve as benchmarks or examples in a particular context.
Example: "In our study, we will analyze the outcomes of various experiments, using the established protocols as reference processes."
Alternatives: "as benchmark procedures" or "as standard methods".
However, ensuring behavioral validity of reused process models with respect to the original process models (often referred to as reference process models) is still an open research challenge.
Using conventional SPC methods, EWMA control limits (at 3 sigma) were applied to the raw mortality series using the expected series as reference process; that is, RA control limits were generated.
In this paper, preliminary results of this ongoing research project are presented as well as two reference processes from the field of assembly technologies as application examples.
The raspberries were first subjected to pure convective drying as a reference process and then to hybrid drying as a combination of convective, microwave and ultrasound drying methods.
In conclusion, the ionic liquid [C4mim][AlCl4] is a promising solvent for the extractive separation of Basedne and cyclonexane.
b results of the Marburg CHD score for each patient, CHD (as reference diagnosis for process indicators 1-4), indication for urgent hospital admission (as reference diagnosis for process indicators 5 and 6).
To build templates, the code of an existing, tested and validated implementation may serve as reference, in a process known as templatization.
To validate the use of Ba -and Sr-doped IZO oxide as semiconducting channel layers for thin film transistors, solution processed IBZO and ISZO were first fabricated using a relatively high temperature (450 °C) annealing process as reference.
Thereby, limitations on the relevant thermographic parameters as well as the conceptualisation of the complete referencing process in order to acquire optimal parameter sets are focused within this research.
Tropical biomass feedstock candidates, banagrass (Pennisetum purpureum × Pennisetum glaucum), guinea grass (Panicum maximum), energy cane (Saccharum spontaneum), and sugar cane (Saccharum officinarum L). (as reference) were harvested and processed using pressing and leaching techniques to improve fuel properties for thermochemical conversion.
