The phrase "a set of five experiments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of five specific experiments conducted for a study or research purpose.
Example: "In our research, we conducted a set of five experiments to test the hypothesis under different conditions."
Alternatives: "a group of five experiments" or "a collection of five experiments".
As for the experimental campaign, reference is made to a set of nine experiments performed using water as working fluid and providing a thermal power of 2 kW.
It was a set of four experiments in which the computer was programmed to generate random integers representing various musical elements, such as pitches, rhythms, and dynamics, which were subsequently screened through programmed rules of composition.
A set of three experiments was undertaken in an apple orchard to compare a new type of recycling tunnel sprayer with a standard axial fan sprayer, both of them fitted with either conventional hydraulic hollow cone nozzles (ATR) or drift-mitigating air induction cone nozzles (TVI).
We conducted a set of three experiments to investigate sib-mating avoidance and the associated behavioural mechanism of kin recognition in this species.
In the current study, we tested pairs of healthy participants (N = 133) in a set of six experiments involving independent samples.
We investigated the conspicuity of interocular conflict in a set of eight experiments and demonstrated that interocular conflict can approach efficient search behavior and can lead to a search asymmetry.
In a set of four experiments, we have demonstrated so far that search for a target containing interocular conflict is, using Wolfe's (1998) classification, near "quite efficient" (15 ms/item), and that search for a conflict target among nonconflict distractors is faster than search for a nonconflict target among conflict distractors.
In a set of six experiments (total N = 133) we found that healthy participants, mostly tested in pairs to account for any objective differences in skin softness, consistently judged another's skin as feeling softer and smoother than their own skin.
Table 3 summarizes cell cycle profile results obtained in one experiment, although data looked highly comparable over a set of three independent experiments.
In order to demonstrate a portion of the aforementioned system's potential, a set of five proposed educational experiments and exercises that may be performed through the Internet is being comprehensively demonstrated in this paper.
