The phrase "a set of linkages" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of connections or relationships between different elements or components.
Example: "In the study of ecosystems, a set of linkages between species can illustrate the complex interactions that sustain biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a network of connections" or "a collection of relationships".
Subsequently, a set of linkage group-specific BAC/BIBAC clones was identified from the libraries using the mapped cDNA-derived RFLP markers.
Recently, a set of linkage group-specific bacterial /binary bacterial artificial chromosome (BAC/BIBAC) clones was identified from two complementary BAC and BIBAC libraries constructed for cultivated sunflower cv.
The current study was designed to address this point by examining the concordance between a genomic diversity dataset comprising genome-wide SNP data from two cattle breeds and a set of linkage mapping results from a study in an F2/Backcross population bred from founders of these same breeds.
The hand positioner component modifies the conformation of the restrained hand through a set of mechanical linkages under motorized control.
Kinematic transmissions coefficients (KTs) describe the ratio of output rotation to input rotation (KT = output rotation/input rotation) when motion is transmitted through a set of connected linkages [ 30].
DAGGER is an effective, freely available resource for integrating the information from a set of consistent linkage maps.
The R package DAGGER is an effective, freely available resource for integrating the information from a set of consistent linkage maps.
A set of 3959 linkage mapped transcribed gene SNPs are used to genotype 1038 sexed individuals derived from 7 full-sibling families challenged-tested for WSSV.
WADLS uses probabilistic data linkage methods to create and maintain a dynamic set of linkages across 30 administrative health datasets, including public and private hospital morbidity data, pharmaceutical claims records and death data [ 26].
