The phrase "a true set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize the authenticity or validity of a collection of items or elements.
Example: "In mathematics, a true set must contain only distinct elements without any duplicates."
Alternatives: "an authentic set" or "a genuine set".
For sellers, it's a true "set it and forget it" experience and is multiples more convenient than dealing with online auctions (or even price comparing between local thrift shops).
This implies that we have identified a true set of poorly performing probes.
However to conclude that a highly supported grouping identifies a true set of descendants from a common ancestor requires that the BV statistics are not artefactually biased.
This allows the user to better define a true set of unigenes (i.e., ESTs derived from the same cDNA clones, even if the sequences do not overlap).
In our simulations we used a true set of haplotypes, but in the analysis of real data the haplotypes have to be inferred from the data or using pedigree information.
Biologists may well be interested in the behavior, or properties, of sets of correlation coefficients drawn from sets of experiments that, when considered as an ensemble, do not make up a true set of random variables.
To assess whether the concordance between MERLIN and GCTA was as expected, we used the 179-vector of MERLIN heritability estimates as a hypothetical true set of heritabilities.
Every time my brain served up a story that was leading to unhappiness, I fact-checked it to find an equally true set of facts that illuminated a new story.
In this method, Jansen et al. introduce a gold standard (GS) dataset which contains two reliable sets of PPIs, that is, a true positive set and a true negative set.
Those simple criteria generally focus in detecting true positives (a true fishing set detected as a fishing set); conversely, estimation errors are given no attention.
We also tested two criteria of variable selection based on correlation coefficients and cross-validation scores and found that these statistical indices reached a plateau when the true set of covariates was included in the POPS model.
