The phrase 'contain reference' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to the presence of something that alludes to or suggests another thing. For example, "The book contains references to ancient cultures."
Essentially, a benchmark family is a collection of subsets of (mathcal {X}) that contain reference or test objects.
The social conventions on the basis of which we identify the law may, but need not, contain reference to moral content as a condition of legality.
But such a completely filled-in sketch will contain reference only to neural events, and the mental types with which they are identical will not be so much as mentioned.
Let a T x = b, for a,x ∈ ℝ2, and b ∈ ℝ, be the perpendicular bisector to the line joining reference nodes j and k, and suppose halfplanes {x ∈ ℝ2|a T x > b} and {x ∈ ℝ2|a T x ≤ b} contain reference nodes j and k, respectively.
Ideally, a reference set should contain reference networks from which we can construct a network that is similar to the given query network.
Any F. graminearum sequences present in the detected protein families (that also contain reference TAPs), were placed into one of five TAP categories based on the functional annotation of the reference sequences.
Japanese historical texts contain references to same-sex relationships.
Beyoncé's videos almost always contain references to films or other performance artworks.
(2) and (2)(B) did not contain references to "clause (5)".
The pages about his trip to Washington contain references to Lincoln's assassination.
Starting with the assumption that all architectural images contain references to space and place, the show highlights various interpretations.
