The phrase "a set of stimulated" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing a collection or group of items or subjects that have been stimulated in some way, but additional information is needed for clarity.
Example: "In the experiment, we analyzed a set of stimulated neurons to observe their responses."
Alternatives: "a group of activated" or "a collection of energized".
The computation process is carried out with a set of thermally stimulated luminescence (TSL) measurements.
We used a qualitative observational design combining two sets of stimulated recall interviews [ 26] with GPs (dataset A and dataset B).
You mean your ideal would be to have a disputation with somebody or a set of people, to stimulate that sort of fierce argument?
To function effectively, a system of redress requires a well-designed and inter-linked supply of redress procedures as well as, especially if rights consciousness is not well-developed in a society, a set of organizations that stimulate and aggregate demand for redress.
It consists of a design approach called RIO, and a set of 'anchoring' activities to stimulate their uptake in niches and in the regime.
This approach was facilitated by a set of practical strategies to stimulate vertical and horizontal knowledge-sharing.
Recent advances in induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells, which are derived by reprogramming of differentiated cells to ES-like cells using a set of defined factors [2], [3], have stimulated the excitement that many ethical and technical barriers associated with clinical application of ES cells may be overcome by using iPS cells.
If a set of receptors intervened between the stimulated ones, there would be a basis for discrimination because the message sent to the central nervous system could be that two rows of receptors, separated by an unstimulated row, were sending messages to their bipolar cells.
Given that the rpl24b mutant shared a common set of translationally stimulated and translationally inhibited mRNAs with eif3h, we examined whether these mRNAs harbored the same features that render some Arabidopsis mRNAs eIF3h-dependent.
This is especially true of hatred, which is dislike and antipathy inflamed to a high degree and inspired by beliefs which stimulate a set of other emotions in the hater, chief among them fear, ignorance, jealousy, anger and disgust.
