The phrase "a set of widespread" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to clarify what is widespread.
You can use it when referring to a collection of items, ideas, or phenomena that are commonly found or prevalent, but it needs to be completed for clarity.
Example: "The study revealed a set of widespread misconceptions about climate change."
Alternatives: "a range of common" or "a collection of prevalent".
Despite the generally high ß-diversity among SDTF nuclei, there are a small set of widespread species that occur in most of the forest nuclei across South American SDTFs [ 44].
Everyone is excited that there will be a set of films, and after widespread disappointment with the most recent trilogy of sequels under George Lucas, it may be a relief that another creative team is taking over.
Combinations that did not contained the species S. cerevisiae and did not provided a set of at least 30 widespread proteins for the concatenation were discarded.
We tested this hypothesis using a starvation model in which washed exponentially growing cells are incubated in PBS for 24 hr; this has previously been shown to induce a robust transcriptional response involving upregulation of a set of genes together with widespread downregulation of genes involved in aerobic respiration and macromolecule synthesis (Betts et al., 2002).
The model illustrates the possibility that once such an set of origin beliefs became widespread, mutual reinforcement through social interaction could increase the strength of such beliefs.
The fact that we found no significant bias in terms of node support for the set of widespread genes (Figure 1C), suggest that other species phylomes are likely to provide similar results.
A similar point was made by Saigô Nobutsuna who asserted that Kokugaku was characterized by a set of methodological and historical fallacies, the widespread acceptance of which led to the production of a "passive," "antiprogressive," and "conservative" political subject in Japan.
And yet again he has produced a set of recommendations to try to end the widespread bad practice.
The Rome Statute defines "crimes against humanity" as a set of acts "committed as part of a widespread or systematic attack directed against any civilian population".
We apply them to generate a set of low-power 180°BURBOP pulses suitable for widespread use in 13C spectroscopy on the majority of available probes.
