The phrase "a collection of significant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of items, ideas, or works that hold importance or value in a particular context.
Example: "The museum features a collection of significant artifacts from ancient civilizations."
Alternatives: "a group of important" or "a set of notable".
For each comparison, running the above procedure generates a collection of significant gene sets, each associated with an integer value (the size of its leading edge subset for that particular comparison).
In addition to a high statistical over-representation of these known motifs, a collection of significant tripeptides with a high propensity for biological function exists between species, among kingdoms and across eukaryotes.
Additionally, Ford was working with RM to offer a collection of recent significant concept cars to benefit the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International.
According to the museum's official history, "El Museo defined itself as an institution that would educate through a collection of culturally significant objects and as a place of cultural pride and self-discovery for the Puerto Rican founding community".
He did not know anyone directly who had died or whose house was destroyed, though he took personally an attack on Saraya, a collection of historically significant buildings that housed government offices and was severely damaged in the 2008 war.
Within these artifacts were "a collection of historically significant manuscripts, antiquities, and other cultural materials".
We determine the sample size required for case-control studies in order to achieve a certain expected number of discoveries in a collection of most significant SNPs.
Given a collection of non-significant meta-analyses, a practical strategy might be to update the meta-analysis with the largest new participant ratio first, then move to the meta-analysis with the next largest new participant ratio, and so forth.
London Perceived (Daunt) by VS Pritchett, first published in 1962, is a celebration of what Pritchett calls "Londonishness" and is perhaps the finest among this year's second-hand offerings, though Pushkin Press give him a run for his money with Stefan Zweig's Genius and Discovery: Five Historical Miniatures, a collection of essays about significant episodes in human history.
eletha "Come to this one-book library for the mercurial gifts of its author; stay because the stories continually renew their invitation to be read inventively" – Read the Guardian's review Published in the UK on 3 April "Beautifully written and unusually structured, 'Zero' is a collection of tightly described significant moments, objects, people, happenings, moods.
A fundamental difficulty in the understanding, prevention and treatment of cancer is that the currently recognised disease classes are each really a collection of diseases having significant features in common (e. g. the organ where the tumour arose), but also many features that distinguish them.
