The phrase "a set of peak" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing, as "peak" should be pluralized to "peaks" to make sense in this context.
Example: "The study focused on a set of peaks in the mountain range that were particularly challenging to climb."
Alternatives: "a collection of peaks" or "a group of peaks."
Eventually, the trail below opened up into a clearing — another frozen lake — before a set of peaks, and a makeshift dog village came into view.
In Fig. 2, the Raman spectrum of CFTS sample measured at 20 and 50% of maximum laser power shows a set of peaks in the range of 175 500 cm−175 500
Typical XRD pattern of V2O5·x H2O nanorings and microloops displays a set of peaks characteristic of (00 l) reflections for the layered structure V2O5·x H2O (Fig. 1a), which is consistent with the reported data [28].
He has noted that the formula suggests the progression of planetary orbits as, metaphorically, a system of waves, a set of peaks and troughs with the most likely orbits for planets neatly aligning with the midpoints between peaks of standing waves.
For TG = 500°C, we find that small to large flows of 50 to 450 sccms of NH3, see Table 1 (CVD1072, CVD1072 and CVD1069), give a set of peaks that are very similar to those of the Zn3N2 layers prepared by Futsuhara et al.[12], Zn3N2 NWs of Zong et al.[8, 9] and the Zn3N2 powders of Partin et al.[18].[18]
This specificity was supported by a set of peaks that represent the MS signature of each cell type.
The root mean square power of the spatial FFT (Fig. 13A2) shows a set of peaks around the origin ranging from about 0.8 to 1 cyc/mm.
The algorithmic task is to find a set of peaks.
For each peak, matching peaks in all accessions were identified, building a set of peaks for use in further analysis.
The input for NetWeAvers is a set of peaks from an MS experiment that has been identified, quantified and normalized.
