'reference paper' is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
For example, you might say, "I have included a list of sources and a reference paper at the end of my report."
Fig. 10 Distribution of zero-span tensile strength for the measured samples from the Chinese reference paper collection (N = 45).
Fig. 6 Demography of the SurveNIR reference paper collection at different conditions of storage and access, and different fitness criteria.
An intuitive explanation of the procedure may be found in "The infrared light transmission model of the finger" section and Fig. 2 of reference paper [15].
Original patches from van Gogh's works used as input for the brushstroke extraction processes can be found in the reference paper.
The reference paper [19] provided a proof that the probability that the UE in a Connected state is (1−P i ).
It should be noted that our study does not involve a toxic hydrofluoric (HF) solution treatment step unlike a reference paper [28].
The rest of the parameters of each technique have been set to the values indicated in the reference papers.
The review is based on the analysis of 80 reference papers published in international scientific journals between 1999 and 2010.
While the recent installments in the franchise have been celebrated for their bombastic (and seriously awesome) crash fests, even the most glowing reviews reference paper-thin plot lines and wooden dialogue.
Methods and reference papers for tRNA, snRNA and snoRNA are cited in the text.
All characters described in reference papers (Table S3) were compared and the availability of each character was scrutinised for all species.
