"reference purpose" is correct and usable in written English, often as a noun phrase.
For example, you could say "For reference purposes, I have attached a copy of my resume." or "I am writing to you for reference purposes."
For reference purpose, the IRF is also shown (black dashed line).
We will be employing PSO and HS in our work in a more involved way, both individually for reference purpose as well as in a dedicated hierarchy.
For reference purpose, light intensity at a point inside the culture, I can be calculated using a simplified Beer-Lambert's law equation as shown in Eq. (6) I = I_{0} e^{ - KCL} (6 where I 0 is the incident light intensity at culture surface, K is the biomass absorption, C is the biomass concentration, and L is the length of light path.
TSP is included for reference purpose since both TSG and k-TSP extend the TSP classifier.
For reference purpose, we also calculate an apparent accuracy for HLAminer predictions that is defined the same as above except ignoring the ambiguity.
Group F (negative control group) were infected with the parasite but not treated, whereas Group G included uninfected-untreated mice for reference purpose e.g. for comparison of some haematological parameters.
Four of the targets contain MgAl2O4 as an inert matrix, 2 targets contain ZrO2 and one target contains mixed-oxide (MOX) fuel for reference purposes.
For reference purposes, Skooma is referred to as an illegal drug in Skyrim.
It also has an herbarium containing some 695,000 preserved plant specimens for reference purposes.
Sotheby's boldly illustrated for reference purposes two other monumental views of the village Litzlberg am Attersee that are actually vastly superior.
One memorable night, I ate half a dozen burgers in Brooklyn and downtown Manhattan, traveling with a half-eaten Shake Shack burger in my pocket for reference purposes.
