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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a subset of the complete" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a smaller portion or segment that is part of a larger whole.
Example: "The data presented in this report is a subset of the complete dataset collected over the year."
Alternatives: "a portion of the whole" or "a segment of the entire".
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Those machines have either been designed to run open-source software or a subset of the complete version of Microsoft's standard desktop software.
Much of this work has considered a subset of the complete design optimization problem that of the technical issues alone.
The technique allows one to study large or complicated mechanical systems while only requiring a subset of the complete system to be present in the laboratory.
But Microsoft was keen to point out that the Mono project is only a subset of the complete.Net framework.
5Cardiolipins command line format for generation of virtual compound library containing sn chains of lengths > 17 and < 21, representing a subset of the complete virtual library generated by CL command shown in preceding row.
The OP-ELM classifier is hence used along with a Bootstrap algorithm [13] over repetitions; a subset of the complete data set ( images, features) is randomly drawn (with possible repetitions).
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The hypothetical gene ycf15 was first identified as ORF87 in Nicotiana [ 11] and has been included in the annotation of a subset of the completed land plant genomes.
A subset of the 'complete h dataset' referred to as 'reduced h dataset'.
A subset of the 'complete rG dataset' referred to as 'reduced rG dataset'.
Note that the dataset is a subset of the larger, complete dataset collected in the survey which includes environmental information.
The user can select to view the ProtoBug tree for a subset of the 18 complete proteomes.
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