The phrase "a set of completely" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a collection or group of items that are entirely or fully something, often followed by an adjective or noun.
Example: "The researchers presented a set of completely new findings that challenged previous theories."
Alternatives: "a collection of entirely" or "a group of fully".
Second, the diversity of life is not a set of completely unique organisms, but organisms that share morphological similarities.
Even worse, it's someone who has allowed a set of completely misguided secular laws to dictate their perception of the world.
Additionally, we provide whole genome datasets of pathogen-associated genes in a set of completely sequenced bacterial genomes.
For a set of completely connected nodes, Q = 1; for a set of unconnected nodes, Q = 0.
Therefore, the initial testing is more like a sham treatment then a set of completely untreated fish.
A protein based comparative approach using the COG database as a starting point was carried out to detect new lambdoid prophage like elements in a set of completely sequenced genomes [32].
We performed a comprehensive phylogenomic analysis at a large scale using a set of 1,611 completely sequenced prokaryotic genomes from which we identified all small Ras superfamily GTPases and further explored them using sequence, genome context, and phylogenetic analyses.
A set of 36 completely sequenced and 7 non-sequenced genomes were investigated.
In order to test the robustness of the subtraction, a random collection of 75-basepair sequences was extracted from a set of 200+ completely sequenced bacterial genomes.
We used two data sources: the de facto standard of protein knowledge Swiss-Prot, and a set of 386 completely sequenced genomes.
The BOP method is applied to a set of finished (completely sequenced and closed) genomes as follows: The genomes are digested in silico with one of several restriction enzymes to produce an ordered restriction map.
