The phrase "a set that comprised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a collection or group of items that make up a whole.
Example: "The exhibition featured a set that comprised various works of art from the Renaissance period."
Alternatives: "a collection that included" or "a group that consisted of".
Sequential Backward Selection (SBS) [28] is a top-down approach that starts by a set that comprises all features then deletes features on one-by-one basis, where each deleted feature is the one that has the least contribution to minimize the error.
The training set that comprised 101 consecutive patients with total or partial gastrectomy was obtained from Zhongshan Hospital (Shanghai, China) between 2000 and 2005.
These reactions are taken from a "reaction universe" or "global reaction set" that comprises N = 2902 reactions.
Similarly, the variations in vowel length in cat and cad can be expressed with reference to the set of phonemes that are vowels, and also to the set that comprises both voiceless sounds and stops.
(A3) Keeping the total available x constant and varying the number of individuals with GBS data in the training set (and SNP array data for the same markers in the prediction set), accuracies of EBV were generally maximized by using large training sets that comprised individuals with a low x, rather than by generating small training sets that comprised individuals with a high x.
This was part of a larger project in the same setting that comprises a study on prevalence of reproductive tract infections (RTI) including STI [ 14].
The 10-fold cross-validation-based training showed that the RBF function (with C = 1, γ = 0.25) along with input sets that comprise the site with four amino acids to both termini was the most powerful model.
Zermelo independently discovered Russell's paradox in Göttingen (as witnessed by Hilbert and Husserl) in the following form: a set M that comprises as elements all of its subsets is inconsistent.
These three datasets were compared against two reference sets, (i) a reference set that comprised all proteins containing a predicted phosphorylation site (score ≥ 1) and (ii) a reference set that comprised all A. thaliana proteins.
Subsequently, in each permutation we sampled an equal amount of CNVs from a set of CNVs that comprised both the 267 controls and either the non-complex or or complex-autism groups, respectively.
