The phrase "a subset of experimental" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific group or category that falls within a broader experimental framework or methodology.
Example: "The study focused on a subset of experimental designs that prioritize longitudinal data collection."
Alternatives: "a category of experimental" or "a division of experimental".
The numerical parameters entering the simulations are directly identified from a subset of experimental data.
The capacity to locate efficiently a subset of experimental conditions necessary for the identification of an operating envelope is a key objective in many studies.
One of the assumptions in molecular biology is that only a subset of genes are expressed under a subset of experimental conditions, for a particular cellular process [15].
Quite possibly because of this conflict, their model fits only to a subset of experimental data, e.g., agrees fairly well with Al2O3 nanofluid data, but fails to fit to CuO nanofluid data.
The key feature of BEST is its ability to recognize co-expression under only a subset of experimental conditions.
In the aforementioned models, genes selected are mandated to have similar expression profiles up to a constant factor under a subset of experimental conditions.
Material parameters of different visco-hyperelastic models have been determined from a subset of the experimental data and the predictive capabilities of the models evaluated through comparisons with the remaining data.
Data shown is for a subset of the experimental results shown in Figure 5E (n = 39).
Clinical metadata for the other strains included tissue of origin, clinical signs and, for a subset of strains, experimental reproduction of disease.
The fluorescence, LM and SEM images included in this article represent a subset of the experimental specimens that clearly demonstrate the observations discussed below.
Cattle used in this study were a subset of an experimental population, known as the Texas A&M McGregor Genomics Cycle 1 Population, located in central Texas (latitude: 31.3865, longitude: -97.4105) that consisted of 14 full-sibling F2 families produced by multiple ovulation and embryo transfer (ET) and founded by Nellore grandsires and Angus granddams.
