The phrase "a set of coherence" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is unclear and does not convey a clear meaning, as "coherence" is typically not used in a countable form.
Example: "The report lacked a set of coherence, making it difficult to follow the argument."
Alternatives: "a level of coherence" or "a degree of coherence".
This pilot study aims at observing, for a period of 1 year, the effects of individual empowerment on a set of qualitative (sense of coherence and well-being) and quantitative (clinical and laboratory) indicators in a group of overweight and obese persons.
For a gene set, the functional coherence is a measure of the strength of the relatedness of the functions associated with the genes, which can be used to differentiate a set of genes performing coherently related functions from ones consisting of randomly grouped genes.
This definition makes the degree of coherence of a set of witness reports a function of the probability of the report contents (and their Boolean combinations).
As A is a set of selected columns of A', the coherence of A is at most 1 / M from which item 1 is true.
The differences between these two coherence matrices were quantified by computing the maximum cross-correlation for each set of coherence matrices for the figure and the ground stimuli respectively.
MacCormick 1984 views coherence in terms of unity of principle in a legal system, contending that the coherence of a set of legal norms consists in their being related either in virtue of being the realisation of some common value or values, or in virtue of fulfilling some common principle or principles.
Organizers in and out of the country are now struggling to shape a set of shared political goals, and intellectual coherence and leadership is increasingly seen as important in that process.
Since coherence with a set of beliefs is a test of truth, truth cannot consist in correspondence.
Blanshard's argument depends on the claim that coherence with a set of beliefs is the test of truth.
Rather, they hold that truth consists in coherence with a set of beliefs, or with a set of propositions held to be true.
