The phrase "a set of molecules" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific contexts, particularly in chemistry or biology, to refer to a collection of molecules that share a common characteristic or function.
Example: "In this experiment, we will analyze a set of molecules that exhibit similar chemical properties."
Alternatives: "a group of molecules" or "a collection of molecules".
We report docking studies of a set of molecules against this structure.
"They had come up with a set of molecules they thought might be interesting, but of course they wouldn't share the list," Feldman told The Post.
We show how a set of Molecules can aggregate as active three-dimensional structures that can move and change shape.
That process relies on a set of molecules that constantly flow through the body's veins and arteries, just waiting to spring into action when needed.
A rhodopsin is a set of molecules that are in the rods in the photoreceptors, and they are sensitive to light.
Tetrahydrocannabinol, the active component in mariuana and hashish, is likewise a doppleganger for a set of molecules in the brain called endocannabinoids.
The composition modeling consists of generating a set of molecules whose properties are close to those of the process feedstock analyses.
In this study, a set of molecules that self-assembled through coiled coil oligomerization was designed and synthesized, and immune responses against them were investigated in mice.
In the late 1980s and early 1990s, Rothman and colleagues identified a set of molecules, a protein called NSF and a family of proteins known as SNAP, that serve key functions in membrane trafficking.
But I would be happy, I would be thrilled actually, if this question stimulated research that found a set of molecules, probably not just one, which we could develop into a vaccine for people at a higher risk of certain cancers".
This paper compiles the activation energies encountered among thirty-eight (38) molecules and two hundred and seventeen (217) zeolite channels into a database, and shows how one can use this database to identify the most promising zeolites for the separation of a set of molecules of interest.
