The phrase "a set of keywords" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to words that describe a particular topic, or that appear often in text related to that topic. For example, "We used a set of keywords related to climate change to organize our research."
Depth-first search was performed by using a search engine to find papers given a set of keywords.
Given a set of keywords, retrieve all MBPs that contain all of the keywords (this is the logical AND operation). .
P2P advertising services should send promotional messages to their preferred audience by associating advertisements with a set of keywords and network characteristics.
In order to do so, a set of keywords are extracted from the target domain and then supplied to a search engine to get the related source data.
First of all, OpenText InfoFusion crawls the defined data sources looking for information by a set of keywords defined for the system.
Thus, for example, a program/code might use a set of keywords found nowhere else; currently around six such dictionaries exist, and the number is increasing.
Our implementation indexes the whole document rather than a set of keyword from each document as proposed in the SSE-2 scheme, which provides the user capability to search any keyword from the document with the trade-off of a slightly larger index size.
The functional label is a set of keyword IDs assigned to a particular protein.
A set of keyword queries was supplied by a group of physicians, as shown in Additional file 1: Table s1.
In case of zero or multiple matches for a given keyword, mirPub provides a set of keyword suggestions (string similarity is used for the case of zero matches).
Two alternative approaches were developed: 1) a machine learning approach, where detailed features were extracted from the death certificate and were used to train a set of supervised classifiers; and 2) a set of keyword-spotting rules.
