The phrase "about different sets of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various categories, groups, or collections of items or concepts.
Example: "The research paper explores theories about different sets of data and their implications for future studies."
Alternatives: "regarding various groups of" or "concerning distinct categories of".
The disagreement among the researchers is partly about different sets of data.
We will explain that she has a large family with many siblings from both homes and that she may talk about different sets of mommies and daddies, along with a plethora of grandparents.
Between the second and third seasons, co-creator Ian Brennan said, "It's tricky with parents", referenced the scene cut from "Showmance", and noted, "we've talked about it forever, about different sets of parents", but "when you're in high school, your parents stop being the major influence in your life".
In brief, experimentally derived gene expression data from literature has been analysed to identify genes exhibiting consistent expression patterns in about 39 different sets of the same condition.
At each temperature and for each N nucleus, about 20 different sets of experiments were performed with variable numbers 2< n<32 of π pulses in the CPMG pulse trains, different pulse intervals (τ=1.25, 2.5, 5 ms), different offsets of the radio frequency (rf) carrier (varied in steps of 2 kHz), and different amplitudes of the cw proton decoupling field (from 156 to 5000 Hz).
Daniel Maurer at Grub Street recently covered the findings of a new French study that found that people dining to songs with "pro-social" lyrics are 11percentt more likely to tip than those who listen to "neutral" songs, which got us thinking about the starkly different sets of tipping protocol around the world.
It is highly possible that the regulation of a pathway is the same under diverse perturbations, although the changes are brought about by the regulation of different sets of genes in the pathway.
That if you like Richard Long's work, or you like Jeff Koon's work - you're unlikely to like both, in a passionate way - and they represent different ideas about the world, they represent different sets of values about what's important in the world.
On the formal level "Loose Time" is very possibly about units moving in different sets of rhythms, moving according to loose time.
In addition, while most voters say that they want the government to do something about jobs, talking about voters in general is deceptive: different sets of voters react to economic conditions quite differently.
All respondents were asked a few basic questions about themselves and were then randomly given one of four different sets of information about Mr. Romney: A: Mitt Romney is seeking the Republican nomination to run for president against Democrat Barack Obama this fall.
