The phrase "a set of unmatched" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of items or elements that do not have corresponding pairs or matches.
Example: "In the drawer, I found a set of unmatched socks that had lost their partners in the wash."
Alternatives: "a collection of unmatched" or "a group of unmatched".
The influential magazine Stylus also named Blackout the 54th best album of the 2000s, with critic Brad Shoup commenting "No treacle, no pity: this is the Britney that Lady Gaga sought to hermetically replicate, a set of Europe-informed broadsides unmatched that year [2007] for defiant pop bleakness".
We applied the sampling strategy described in Figure 2 to a set of 123 clinically isolated unmatched MTB genomes previously analyzed using phylogenetic convergence [ 15] (Additional files 3 and 4).
This confirms that every set of unmatched points will be then added to the map as a new road.
We also identified 18 novel miRNAs from the set of unmatched reads with perfect matches to the E. electricus genome.
Unmatched sequences were collapsed to obtain a set of unique reads.
Given a set of network alignments, we consider a pair of entities consistently aligned (either matched or unmatched) if they are consistent in at least 100∗ τ % of alignments in the set.
We evaluated the methylation status of SRAMs in a set of 110 lung tumors from a Japanese cohort, hereafter termed the Kyoto tumor set, which included 20 unmatched normal lung tissues arrayed using the Illumina HumanMethylation450 BeadChip.
To predict potentially novel miRNAs, we first combined all of the unmatched sequence reads from individual breast cancer cell lines and collapsed them to obtain a set of unique sequences.
Each individual is scored with a set of criteria that intend to evaluate the geometric part of the match, the continuity and the transitions between an unmatched and matched part and vice-versa.
This lack of difference in prevalence rates between unmatched rural and matched samples supports our earlier finding that the matched samples are matched on a set of unfavorable characteristics which are harmful to their nutritional status.
