The phrase "a set of genomic" is not complete and requires additional context to be fully correct in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection or group of genomic data or elements, but it should be followed by a noun to clarify what is being described.
Example: "The researchers analyzed a set of genomic sequences to identify mutations."
Alternatives: "a collection of genomic" or "a group of genomic".
The identified QTLs have greatly narrowed the scope of genetic factors from the whole genome to a set of genomic intervals.
High-density maps also allow estimation of variation in recombination rate (cM/Mb) if the markers can be tied to a reference genome or a set of genomic contigs.
We define and combine 40 different filtering criteria and, using a set of genomic hairpins identified in the genome of Caenorhabditis elegans, show that 18 of these characteristics capture the biological variation of miRNA features present in sets of known miRNA hairpins.
For example, the elements of a binary data matrix may represent the mutation status at a set of genomic positions (rows) in a collection of genomes (columns).
This makes generation of whole-genome alignments from a set of genomic FASTA files cumbersome.
Genome-wide replication timing analysis identified a set of genomic regions that changed replication timing either from early to late (EtoL) or from late to early (LtoE) in response to BAF250a loss after 72 h but not after 24 h.
BioTextRetriever, accepts a set of genomic or proteomic sequences and returns an ordered set of scientific papers reporting work considered relevant for the study of the provided sequences.
The authors have identified two primary components of word-based genomic signatures that are useful for characterizing a set of related genomic sequences, RGS.
Correlation: the correlation analysis takes a set of active genomic regions (.bed) such as a SNP track or a genomic signal track (.wig).wig
A set of 2644 genomic loci were selected for amplification and re-sequencing in an attempt to identify SNP.
To identify SNP, a set of 2644 genomic loci were re-sequenced using a panel of 9 individuals drawn from different breeds.
