The phrase "a set of ill" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, as "ill" typically functions as an adjective and does not fit well in this context.
Example: "The doctor diagnosed him with a set of ill conditions that required immediate attention."
Alternatives: "a group of ailments" or "a collection of illnesses."
It needs the integration of heterogeneous knowledge or skills, to transform a set of ill-defined requirements into an artefact that satisfies esthetical, functional, technical, economical criteria.
During the past three seasons, they were a set of ill-fitting pieces, but they had a focal point as long as Jagr was captain.
I'M lying as flat as I can on the 15th-floor sun deck of my fancy apartment building wearing a set of ill-fitting body armor and a ballistic helmet.
Several methodologically weak studies from the Soviet Union addressed microwave exposure and acute effects on cardiovascular physiology (e.g., hypotension, bradycardia, tachycardia) as part of a set of ill-defined conditions (Jauchem 1997).
The researchers found that this system is not so much a single fracture as a braid of smaller ones, where quakes emanate from a set of still ill-defined faults.
Our objective in this study was to determine the epidemiology of travel-related infectious diseases in a large set of ill returned European travelers over a substantial period and to compare this with the epidemiology of disease in travelers from other industrialized countries outside Europe.
In particular, the underlying mechanisms of insulin resistance were investigated by Langouche and colleagues [ 5] in a set of 318 critically ill patients.
Concepts are categorized based on a loose set of ill-defined guidelines, such as degree of belief in the concept.
It's not so much that Trump has somehow hoodwinked or bullied the true-believing American right into an awkward set of ill-fitting cultural and political postures.
These laboratories can collect and characterize a set of reference samples from acutely ill patients in their region, and if necessary some of the characterization assays may be carried by another laboratory; they can then design a reliable 2-dimensional classifier based only on the IgG levels quantified by a clinical assay kit and the number of days of symptoms reported by the patient.
Then, we measured the volume of secretions in a set of ETT used in critically ill patients (ex-vivo), investigating possible associations between the reduction of internal ETT diameters and patient's related factors or ETT microbial colonization.
