The phrase "a set of lead" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a collection of leads, such as in sales or marketing contexts, but the wording is awkward.
Example: "We have a set of leads that we need to follow up on this week."
Alternatives: "a collection of leads" or "a group of leads".
Instead, a set of lead assemblies have been developed based on narrow high temperature superconductor (HTS) tapes derived from commercially available coated conductors.
Inside, there is a set of lead storage batteries (on the left on the picture below) and a power control unit (shown on the right).
EAI-TupletScore uses the de-novo design engine EA-Inventor with a Pareto-Borda [2][3] scoring method that employs pharmacophore and steric tuplets [4], as well as UNITY fingerprint similarities to a set of lead compounds to design novel ligands that maximize pharmacophore and shape similarity, while maintaining a certain level of structural dissimilarity, to these lead compounds.
A set of lead shields were laid upon the animal in a manner that allowed only the marked area to remain uncovered.
Excess electricity goes into a set of lead-acid batteries, used to provide supplemental power for climbing hills or propelling the vehicle though stretches in the shadows.
You actually have to solder a set of leads to the mainboard and then connect to the box using a terminal program.
The concept of managing "leads" and nurturing them through a sales cycle and then passing on a set of leads that are "sales qualified" is again very specific to B2B companies.
When R osettaL igand was tested in a blind study on a set of lead-like compounds, its performance was comparable to those of other commercially available docking programs (64).
Specifically, a particular choice of hyperarc and of a set of leads to (9) possible derivations of the same cost.
Discovery findings should be considered a set of leads that then require meticulous validation, especially with respect to the utility of a multiplex antibody signature in a routine clinical setting.
Meanwhile I kept circling back to a set of tiny lead cows, dogs and shoes ($40), nestled in a thumb-size cardboard box labeled "Prize Winners".
