"reference unit" is a grammatically correct term that can be used in written English.
It refers to a specific element within a sentence that serves as a point of reference or comparison for other elements within the sentence. Example: In this sentence, the subject "Mary" serves as the reference unit for the verb "is eating," indicating who is performing the action.
In other words, they are the standard reference unit, like a reference weight or length, for the species in question.
Then, describe the security measures you would take to protect the reference unit (if it is tangible) or the recipe for the unit (if it is intangible).
The association said: "An outbreak control team meeting has been convened and [the bacteria reference unit is] currently performing next-generation sequencing on these strains to better understand the molecular epidemiology".
Drug-resistant cases are rare, the body said, with few reports to PHE's sexually transmitted bacteria reference unit, though the EU's infectious diseases monitor has been warning about the growing threat of drug-resistant gonorrhoea for some years.
How likely a sheep or cow would get stuck in the water system I don't know, but they will be able to confirm the source once they get results back [from the Cryptosporidium reference unit in Swansea].
The latter is the reference unit of the receiving cluster that forms the sparse passive antenna.
Despite its simplicity, the reference unit-cell enables the incorporation of relevant micro- and meso-structural features such as network structure, fibres and bond geometry and hygro-elastic properties.
In order to include all the different variables in a single top down approach, a 'reference unit' (common 'link') must be identified.
Since 1997 all acid fast bacilli (AFB) positive samples in our hospital have routinely been sent to the Mycobacterium Reference Unit for testing for rpoB mutations using the INNO-LiPA Rif.TB assay (Immunogenetics, Zwijndrecht, Belgium) [9], [10].
Perhaps to reassure airlines, Airbus said the data did not suggest a loss of the computerized instrument display, or the Air Data Inertial Reference Unit, which helps planes locate their positions and which has had problems on other A330s.
According to the paper, the money has arrived just as several passengers are on the verge of suing Northrop Grumman, which made the Air Data Inertial Reference Unit, the component that caused the mishap.
