The phrase "artificially set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been established or created through artificial means rather than occurring naturally.
Example: "The parameters for the experiment were artificially set to ensure consistent results across all trials."
Alternatives: "manually configured" or "synthetically established".
Firms artificially set up foreign subsidiaries to launder profits.
While it has been proposed that the growth of money be artificially set at a low rate, the rise of the Eurodollar and the decline in U.S. industrial domination make this a difficult proposition.
Under the new law's formula, dairy farmers will not get the full difference between the market price and the artificially set $1.46 minimum, but rather 45percentt of that difference.
When risk-free rates are artificially set to zero by the Fed through monetary easing, all risk-free coupons are effectively seized from their owners' hands, like the antes from the poker players' hands.
This in turn has led to unprecedented leaps in performance.Jerome Meyer, who won the overall bouldering World Cup in 2006, says that the difficulty of the finals of World Cup events (where participants compete to climb an artificially set route on a wall) has jumped from an average of V8 in the early 2000s to V10 now.
EU rules prohibit agreements that restrict competition, such as company cartels that artificially set high prices.
Lastly, regression models cannot guarantee that the estimated LOS responses will be bounded between 1 and 6 without artificially setting some upper and lower bounds exogenously.
The role of the JNK-positive feedforward on GnRH-R expression was investigated in the full model by introducing receptor synthesis and degradation, rather than artificially setting the initial concentration of R for each GnRH frequency.
Remarkably, artificially setting other somatic cells to the eye-specific voltage range resulted in formation of eyes in aberrant locations, including tissues that are not in the normal anterior ectoderm lineage: eyes could be formed in the gut, on the tail, or in the lateral plate mesoderm.
Sony came out with a $300 "artificially intelligent" set of headphones in 2010, the Sony MDR-NC300D Digital Noise Canceling Earbuds, but the difference with LifeBEAMS buds, called Vi, is they have built-in software that adapts to your body using biometrics such as temperature, heart rate and other data measured through inner ear motion.
For example, ecological economics might advocate a zero-growth economy while post-Keynesian economics could highlight the importance of the public sector for ensuring full employment, and Austrian economics might highlight the risks of central banks inflating growth artificially by setting low interest rates.
