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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are a pool of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group or collection of people or things that share a common characteristic or quality.
Example: "The researchers found that the participants are a pool of diverse talents, each bringing unique skills to the project."
Alternatives: "are a collection of" or "represent a group of".
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They are a pool of tears [loudly crying emoji]", while Sortius concluded, "Shepard avocados are the worst avocados".
Patients with post cataract surgery endophthalmitis treated by us at a tertiary eye care facility in Hyderabad, India, are a pool of "in-house" and "referred" cases for further management.
If there are a pool of educators somewhere who are becoming wealthy by putting in 60 hour weeks doing the hard work of teaching young people, I'm eager to join them.
There are a pool of shock-hacks like O'Neill, who preface everything they say with "Look Trump is an idiot…" before launching into extensive sets of reasons why either a) he's not as bad as Corbyn supporters or b) is actually a complete fucking legend.
Inducible Hsps are a pool of proteins that display changes in expression in response to stress, especially to changes in temperature, alterations in pH and oxidative stress [42].Chaperones typically exert their function without structural stereo-specificity for their substrates and, despite their diversity of operating mechanisms, they can cooperate and interchange function [4].
Both siRNAs are a pool of three different siRNA duplexes.
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There is no difficulty in recognising them for what they are: a pooling of pools.
Halfway down the lane was a pool of Sterno.
"There was a pool of candidates," he said.
There is a pool of talent that isn't being tapped".
What is inherited is a pool of gene segments for each type of polypeptide chain.
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