The phrase "a collaborative set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of items, ideas, or resources that are created or developed together through cooperation.
Example: "The team produced a collaborative set of guidelines to improve communication across departments."
Alternatives: "a joint collection of" or "a cooperative group of".
Thirdly, when working in a collaborative setting, keeping track of individual files, annotation versions, and variants can prove difficult and easy sharing of variation, validation, sample, and experiment metadata is usually crucial.
Finally, Multi-Dendrix is not designed to discover subtype-specific pathways while MUDPAC is aimed to identify subtype-specific collaborative set of pathways because it is built based on the hypothesis that different cancers are resulted from the different systematic failure of cellular functions.
Hence, questioning could be deemed as a valuable tool for reasoning and thinking, especially when students built upon views of others in a collaborative setting – a feature in argumentation.
Beside these tasks related to the storage, retrieval and exchange of models in a collaborative setting formal semantics could be the basis for computer-aided modelling.
In other words, she says, women don't want to be scientists because science is too solitary — a view that people working in the collaborative setting of the research laboratory might be inclined to contradict.
As clearly shown in Figure 2 and Table 1, the collaborative sets of pathways are very distinguishable despite the overlapping of individual pathways.
Now it has been revealed in a full schedule announcement that the two will perform a special collaborative set on the first night of the festival after each have played solo shows.
PI3k-Akt is therefore selected as the first pathway of the collaborative set because the MCR of the pathway is much higher than the single gene mutation rate (threshold = 5%).
The recently founded nPOD-V group represents an unparalleled collaborative setting, highly committed to answer the question of viral implication in diabetes and we are looking forward to the results.
MTMs can only be performed in an interprofessional, collaborative setting.
