The phrase "a set of stably" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect construction, as "stably" is an adverb and does not fit well in this context.
Example: "We need to establish a set of stable guidelines for the project."
Alternatives: "a set of stable" or "a collection of stable".
Furthermore, a set of stably and highly expressed genes was established to create a blastomere signature composed of the DPPA5, FOXD3, HDAC2, RPL19, RPL4, TERT, THY1 and UTF genes.
A set of 10 stably folded lattices was designed to each bind to 2 different ligands at overlapping sites.
Similarly, a recent study in rice defined a set of 248 stably expressed genes across 40 developmental tissues that were analysed using Yale/BGI oligonucleotide microarrays [ 22].
Expressions of these 27 genes were validated in 63 samples using RT-qPCR with corresponding Assay-on-Demand TaqMan® probes (Table 2) and a set of three stably expressed genes as normalizers, selected also from the microarray data.
GeNorm indicated that normalization using a set of the 3 most stably expressed reference genes (ACTB, TOP2B and TBP) would provide reliable results for mRNA expression analysis in backfat and longissimus dorsi muscle.
We collated 373 Affymetrix genome arrays from rice that encompassed tissue, abiotic, biotic and hormonal parameters to define a set of 151 probesets that were stably expressed under all conditions.
The NormFinder analysis also identified the same set of stably expressed genes (UXT, RPL4, RPS23 and HPRT); however, the rank order was little different.
With these screening approaches we established a set of tagged master cell lines that stably express the respective reporter gene(s).
Thus, having a set of endogenous reference genes that are stably expressed at different levels makes it possible to help select those whose expression is comparable to the target genes.
We show in vivo that HNF4A stably occupies a set of functional sites only when accompanied by concomitant TAF4-dependent PIC formation showing that these are mutually dependent events.
Hirose et al. [2] built a series of quadruped robots (TITAN) that could stably climb up a set of stairs.
