The phrase "as the reference template" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific template that serves as a standard or model for comparison or guidance.
Example: "Please use the document provided as the reference template for your report."
Alternatives: "as the model template" or "as the standard template".
The rule constructs the reference template as (27).
The model was almost as good quality as those of the reference templates as evident from the results obtained using Ramachandran plot analysis (data not shown) for comparison of stereochemical and energetic properties of the models with those of the templates.
The largest image strip was chosen as the starting reference template, g r x,y), with its binary mask b r x,y).
Anatomical and functional images were then projected into standard stereotaxic space (Talairach and Tournoux 1988) using the auto_tlrc function in AFNI with the Colin N27 brain in Talairach space (TT_N27) as the reference anatomical template.
The gel image showing the largest number of spots and the best protein pattern was chosen as a reference template of the image analysis, and the spots in the standard gel were then matched across all the gels.
A final set of registrations were performed with the second reference template as the target (Fig. 2).
The high temperature reactor (HTR) Module (Lohnert, 1990) is a graphite-moderated, helium cooled pebble bed design that has been extensively used as a reference template for the former South African (Matzner, 2004) and current Chinese (Zhang et al., 2009) HTR programs.
First, the normalization parameters for each individual registration are not affected by which image is selected as the "fixed" or reference template space [ 19].
The total sum of the aligned images was then calculated and used as a reference template to automatically pick side views from all the CCD frames using FindEM (Roseman, 2004).
