The phrase "a set of frequent" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to clarify what is frequent.
You can use it when referring to a collection of items or occurrences that happen often, but it needs to be followed by a noun.
Example: "We analyzed a set of frequent customer complaints to improve our service."
Alternatives: "a collection of common" or "a group of regular".
A set of frequent fragments are generated as features of the compounds.
MoSS extracts a set of frequent molecular fragments contained in the input set of molecular compounds.
The foregoing research has highlighted a set of frequent and persistent misconceptions held by students at a range of levels.
From a "Share Location" option in the app's main navigation bar, you're able to pick how long you want to share your location and choose with whom to share it — the latter from a set of frequent contacts or by entering someone's name, number or email to pull from your address book.
We associated each sample to a set of frequent CNAs based on its cluster assignments in the chromosome-based iterative partitioning procedure.
Finally, one major limitation common to all DCE-based imaging modalities is that they only assess one or a few selected targets, which may not adequately represent the global tumor behavior, particularly in a setting of frequent tumor heterogeneity.
As a result of these filters, we obtained a set of 30,796 frequent AS events, for which the less frequent isoform has FPKM > 0.5 in at least one condition and 95% of samples have informative reads.
The study was carried out for six hydrometric stations in the upper Choluteca River basin, Honduras, where a set of unusually frequent stage discharge data are available.
We propose a new paradigm, "10x10", which clusters applications into a set of less frequent cases (ie. 10% cases), and creates customized architecture, implementation, and software solutions for each of these clusters, achieving significantly better energy efficiency and performance.
MEMo also identified a set of less frequent alterations targeting the N-Cor and SMRT complexes (Fig. 5b).
A set of four frequent TLR9 SNPs (TLR9 -1486, TLR9 -1237, TLR9 +1174 and TLR9 +2848) accounted for more than 75% of all chromosomes in all three populations.
