The phrase "a set of poorly" is not correct and seems to be incomplete.
It could be used in a context where you are describing a collection of items or situations that are poorly executed or of low quality, but it requires additional words to be grammatically correct.
Example: "The report presented a set of poorly constructed arguments that failed to convince the audience."
Alternatives: "a collection of inadequate" or "a group of subpar".
Long before the Internet came along and ruined our ability to experience anything and simply enjoy it, Gary Larson drew a "Far Side" cartoon of a cow staring blankly at a table, upon which is a set of poorly made, nonsensical tools.
The most basic and most important recommendation is simply that, whatever Congress does in this area, it should make conscious decisions about the appropriate distributions of penalties and bonuses at various income levels, instead of following its current practice of stumbling into a set of poorly understood and almost-impossible-to-defend effects.
The unusual pattern of expression in hypo, with a bimodal distribution for the Y chromosome genes in males and a large number of females with relatively low Xist expression, was due to a set of 119 poorly behaved arrays.
The first step involves calling across sample, and then selecting a set of possibly poorly called SNPs (based on call rate and minor allele frequency) to call using across SNP information.
This implies that we have identified a true set of poorly performing probes.
The dChip* method has a larger set of poorly performing CN loci, which is also seen when comparing dChip's ROC curves for SNPs and CN loci.
Compound ranking, or identifying compounds fulfilling a set of inclusion criteria, or elimination of poorly performing compounds can be based on algorithms combining several uptake, uptake rate or clearance measures and limits.
Intriguingly, most of the genes specifically upreguated in SARS patients were ESTs (13/20 genes) (Fig. 2a), suggesting that the first human encounter with SARS-CoV might provoke a set of human genes that were poorly annotated due to disuse.
Many of the remaining genes cause only minor aberrations when deleted, while among the set of poorly conserved genes with essential roles, there may be some for which this role was assigned in error.
We therefore performed supervised classification on the set of poorly differentiated DCIS (n = 14) and grade 3 invasive breast cancer (n = 24).
For the majority of emerging domains, direct functional annotation is difficult the largest proportion (85%) of all emerging domains in plants are domains of unknown function (DUFs) or belong to the set of poorly annotated Pfam-B domains.
