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The phrase "a more distinct set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a clearer or more defined group of items, characteristics, or categories.
Example: "In our research, we identified a more distinct set of variables that influence the outcome."
Alternatives: "a clearer group" or "a more defined collection".
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In doing this, the paper reviews recent debates in the literature on Tokyo, debates that suggest a difference in view between those who see urban life-spaces as conditioned increasingly by a neoliberal policy approach and others for whom the pattern and spaces of life in Tokyo are colored by a more distinct set of policies molded by the (neo-) developmental state.
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On this data set, there is a more distinct difference between the three broken Fourier descriptors.
At a minimum, voters will have a more distinct choice come Election Day.
"Twitter has a more distinct model because of the celebrity and publishing model.
In West Africa, African fashion designers agree, there is a more distinct sense of fashion.
Otherwise you might want to wait for a more distinct upgrade.
Provide a more distinct or specific title.
The separation was more distinct in set I as compared to set II (Fig. 1) and it was found that the separation was caused by a few samples (mainly SALS cases) not following the common disease pattern (Fig. 1 a and c).
There Caspase-3 catalyzes the cleavage of a more restricted and distinct set of proteins.
More precisely, for a distinct set of genes, which are expressed in the parental cell line, expression is lost (L), whereas the expression of another group of genes is acquired (A) in the process of iPSC generation.
Both are aimed at using more ecologically sensible practices, but they are judged by a distinct set of standards.
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