The phrase "a wider subset of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a larger group that includes a specific category or type within it.
Example: "The study focuses on a wider subset of participants, including those from various age groups and backgrounds."
Alternatives: "a broader category of" or "a larger group of".
A wide subset of such problems can be solved directly on the sphere by adapting well-known planar data structures and algorithms.
" We know that if we do that, we will build an enduring business, and we will have the optionality to open our marketplace to a much wider subset of our global economy".
Over time it became evident that Mia40 can mediate the import of a much wider subset of IMS proteins, including some with unconventional cysteine motifs that do not contain a CHCH domain and are larger.
A similar inhibitor design strategy may also be used in the design of inhibitors of SHP2 for cancer (Chan et al., 2008) and may now be applied to a much wider subset of PTPs.
Furthermore, we exclude one of each pair of individuals showing greater than 5% identity by descent by inferring chromosomal sharing at a genome-wide subset of 11 547 SNPs.
Chromosomal sharing was inferred from a genome-wide subset of 71,677 SNPs and from each duplicate pair the sample with the most complete genotype data was kept.
Our results demonstrate two novel strategies for exon capture: (1) Sampling a small but genome-wide subset of the exome for discovery of thousands of putative SNPs, and (2) successful bait and capture across relatively divergent genomes.
Its direct descendant is classified as Canis lupus familiaris, better known as the common dog, which, despite its wide subset of breeds, is almost genetically identical to the wolf.
However when the levels of KDM2A and B were directly compared at individual CGIs genome-wide, a subset of CGIs was found that were preferentially enriched for KDM2B and depleted of KDM2A.
The reduction in the absolute number of Treg was more remarkable in LNs than in spleen; the reason could be that while LNs are more pure pools of T cells, the spleen is acting mainly as a blood filter and contains a wider variety of different subsets of cells.
