The phrase "a set of probes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple instruments or devices designed to explore or measure something, often in scientific or technical contexts.
Example: "The researchers deployed a set of probes to gather data from the ocean floor."
Alternatives: "a collection of probes" or "a series of probes."
Conrad Stevenson, the Mille's other dedicated mechanic, could be seen poking at electrical connections with a set of probes.
A set of probes contains an allele-specific padlock probe (PLP), a capture probe and an AuNPs.
Following DNA extraction and DNA library preparations, libraries are enriched for mitochondrial DNA using a set of probes, which cover the entire mitochondrial genomes of 242 mammalian species.
Adapting a novel genomic technology called molecular inversion probes which can determine gene copy alterations, such as genomic deletions, we designed a set of probes to interrogate several hundred individual exons of >200 cancer genes with an overall distribution covering all chromosome arms.
Presumably because of this, Clark said that the prosecution wants to do a different type of PCR testing on the same samples, using a set of probes called "polymarkers". These probes are more definitive than DQ-alpha, but are much newer and have not been accepted in as many court cases, Sensabaugh said.
Short probe platforms require an averaging or summarization of a set of probes for each gene.
"The Americans revolted not out of actual suffering but out of reasoned principle," Wood argues in a set of probing essays, which explore how the principles of these revolutionaries became distorted by events outside their control.
[ image: /photos/590953c5019dfc3494e9e50c] "The Idea of America," by Gordon S. Wood (Penguin Press; $29.95) A set of probing essays... [explores] how the principles of these revolutionaries became distorted by events outside their control.
The probe-specific aspects mentioned above make up a set of probe-properties.
In contrast, there is only one way to select a set of probe sets that change in a uniform direction in all nine cross-comparisons.
Each particular combination of the hybridization mode with a set of probe attributes unambiguously determines the interaction mode between probe and target.
