The phrase "a differing set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group that varies from another collection or group in some way.
Example: "The researchers found a differing set of results when comparing the two experiments."
Alternatives: "a different group of" or "a varied collection of".
The limitation is especially high regarding Paneth cell antimicrobials and is not only linked to genetic differences (eg expression of a differing set of α-defensins) but can depend on factors like nutrition or housing.
We cover a differing set of algorithms from [8], considering real-time requirements within the current state of the art, and base our evaluation, in this empirical study, on semantic scene interpretation in-place of global statistical analysis.
There are several differences between falls and other reportable adverse events that may give rise to a differing set of barriers and facilitators to their reporting.
The women's responses suggested rather a differing set of priorities, a consideration of convenience and an assessment of the value of early care, linked to location, health and past experience.
The advantage of the approach is that a by-country analysis identifies those aspects of COPD, and its impact on patients, which are common to a widely differing set of countries, and those which are limited to certain societies.
"The substance is the same as [Tillerman's] but the two findings are totally separate - differing horses, trainers, stables, vets and a different set of circumstances".
Two differing sets of isotherms, one where DOM was reacted with 2-line ferrihydrite without the addition of CaCl2 and the other where CaCl2 was added such that Ca concentration was constant across all initial C/Fe concentrations, were performed to determine the effect of Ca control on DOM sorption on 2-line ferrihydrite.
For example, choosing a metric of reproducibility that uses the intersection of splits containing differing set sizes (i.e. Fisher transformed correlation coefficient), or a measure of accuracy that assigns a binary classification to tertiary distance (i.e. CASP prediction criteria) are alternative definitions and can thus be investigated in our pipeline framework.
Rather than try and handicap differing models, a set of ground rules was established with a wide range of individual variation still possible between models.
(A haplotype is a set of alleles, or differing forms of genes, that occur close to one another on a chromosome and tend to be inherited together).
We can further elaborate on this through a differing classification of the patent set: whether (i) (z_{mathrm{med}}) of a patent is above or below the quartile z-score within the entire period and (ii) (z_{mathrm{min}}) of a patent is above or below quartile z-score within the entire period.
