The phrase "a dataset of isolates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of data points or samples that are distinct or separate from one another, often in a scientific or research context.
Example: "The researchers compiled a dataset of isolates to study the genetic variations among different strains of bacteria."
Alternatives: "a collection of isolates" or "a set of isolates".
In order to address questions related to the evolutionary origin of V. longisporum, we used phylogenetic analyses of seven nuclear loci and a dataset of 203 isolates of V. longisporum, V. dahliae and related species.
Note that our study is based on a larger dataset of isolates, and a major merit of the present work is to identify the DRC sites without prior knowledge of drug-resistant mutation sites, while the study of Wu et al. analyzes the mutations at 45 (out of 99) positions that have been significantly associated with protease inhibitor treatment.
To improve knowledge about the spread of infection with the CRF02_AG, the evolutionary rates, and dates of origin of the epidemic were estimated and were identified and were characterized as a number of epidemiological clusters from a dataset of pol gene sequences isolated from MSM living in central Italy.
They use a dataset of over 70,000 virus samples, isolated from HIV-1 subtype B infected individuals, assayed for in vitro replicative capacity alone or under drug selection.
A dataset of influenza A protein sequences annotated with isolate name, country and year of isolation, host organism, subtype, and protein name, was derived from all available sequences (as of September 2006) from the NCBI GenBank and GenPept databases, including entries mirrored from the UniProt database.
A dataset of 125 highly pathogenic H5N1 AIV isolated in Vietnam from 2003 to 2007 is used to explore which population and environment variables are correlated with increased genetic change among viruses.
So we built a dataset of the 50 announced current, upcoming and potential Google Fiber locations.
We first investigated the global pattern of C. briggsae diversity with a multi-locus dataset of 189 isolates, including 57 new isolates derived primarily from tropical sites (Additional files 3 and 4).
These data, combined with refined analyses of single-locus variation frequencies in a population-based dataset of >2700 isolates, lead to an estimate of mean mutation rate per year and per locus of 10−4 [25].
The proposed methodology has been tested on 9 publicly available datasets of isolated handwritten characters or digits of Indic scripts.
