The phrase "a set of exclusively" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific group or category that is limited to certain elements.
Example: "We have a set of exclusively selected items for our premium customers."
Alternatives: "a collection of solely" or "a group of only".
On February 17, Rothbury, Michigan music festival Electric Forest announced a new initiative for their 2016 edition: HerForest, a set of programs exclusively catering to its female attendees.
B: amino acid composition of a set of proteins exclusively conserved in bacterial species.
Detailed results are reported in Additional file 2, file 3 and file 4. A: represents amino acid composition of a set of proteins exclusively conserved in archaeal species.
Within a set of 2547 exclusively bivalent promoters from mouse ESCs (Marks et al., 2012; Denissov et al., 2014), we found that 92% coincide with CGIs.
Additionally, in a study of the SOX2 regulatory network in human ESCs (hESCs), Boyer et al. produced a limited set of exclusively intragenic miRNAs that were potentially regulated by the SOX2-binding sites within the promoter regions of their respective host genes [ 11].
A set of metabolites was exclusively regulated in LTH, indicating their positive roles in chilling tolerance.
The converse analysis was performed to identify a set of genes expressed exclusively during symmetric self-renewal.
The largest leukocyte-enriched cluster is Cluster 2, a set of genes almost exclusively expressed in neutrophils purified using a novel isolation methodology [ 46].
"Christmas Tree" was also included on The Singles, a box set of CD singles released exclusively in Japan in December 2010.
In April, an MBA student named Bonnie Kamona, reported that a Google image search for "unprofessional hair for work" produced a set of images that almost exclusively depicted women of color.
