The phrase "a set of expression" is not correct; it should be "a set of expressions." You can use it when referring to multiple phrases or forms of communication that convey similar meanings or ideas.
Example: "In our discussion, we explored a set of expressions that describe different emotions."
Alternatives: "a collection of expressions" or "a group of expressions."
The HubDetector algorithm ranks the genes according to the number of times they are differentially expressed across a set of expression profiles.
A set of expression vectors was made that can express the same open reading frame in E. coli (via the T7 phage promoter) and in S. cerevisiae (via the CUP1 or MET25 promoter).
We have engineered and validated a set of expression platforms that regulate transcription through a secondary structural switch that can host a variety of different aptamers, including those derived through in vitro selection methods, to create novel chimeric riboswitches.
In this study, we optimized the CRISPR/Cas9 system in tomato in terms of the promoters used for gRNA and Cas9 expression, the number of NLS in Cas9, and the length of gRNA target sequence, and established a set of expression cassettes yielding highly efficient site-directed mutagenesis on the specified target in both a model tomato and the commercial cultivar Ailsa Craig (Figs 1 and 3).
Principal Component Analysis (PCA) is a decomposition technique that produces a set of expression patterns, or principal components.
EBarrays is an empirical Bayes approach which models the probability distribution of a set of expression measurements [79], [80].
In addition, a transition may also have an effect, a set of expressions built over V, which expresses the effect after firing the transition.
A set of expressions for AC small signal elements has been developed using Ids and its dependence on device biasing has been discussed.
Instead the module performance or sizing requirements can be estimated efficiently using a set of expressions based on the conventional ε-NTU expressions used for the design of heat exchangers.
Turgidly Hancock explained: "I have no right to mar the present situation of the party by a set of expressions, superfluous to its adopted platform of principles, with which I am in full accord".
