"reference this list" is a grammatically correct and usable sentence in written English.
You may use it when you want to draw attention to a specific list, either one that you have previously mentioned or one that you are about to introduce. For example: "The items on the shopping list are essential; please reference this list when you go shopping."
For instance, the hackers could put 2 and 2 together by cross-referencing this list of 92 million with a list of emails whose corresponding passwords were known via some other breach.
They cross-reference this list with the cases recruited to the GP Presentation Study to determine the proportion of eligible participants that are not recruited.
In its present form and without references, this list of resources is not really readable.
We then cross-referenced this list of genes with 1061 DE genes between the LG/J and SM/J strains (Additional file 1).
For human-specific gains of selective constraint, we examined popCons elements composed of <1% vertebrate phastCons elements, cross-referencing this list with UCSC genes and ORegAnno elements to find candidate regions.
To find human-specific LOFs, we examined popUncons elements made up of at least 15% vertebrate phastCons elements and cross-referenced this list with UCSC genes (Hsu et al. 2006) to search for compelling candidates.
By cross-referencing this list of pathways (and specific molecules on the pathways) with inventories of drugs that target them and are already in preclinical and clinical development, it should be possible to rank treatment approaches according to their relative significance and the likely timescale in which they will be achievable.
Continue referencing this list for several months to permanently change how affectionate you are.
Note that tables and figures referenced in this list refer to those in Chojnacky et al. [12]: 1.
You can "objectify" your transition strategies by frequent reference to this list...and by reality checks.
