The phrase "as pool of" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "We should consider the data as a pool of resources for our project."
Alternatives: "as a reservoir of" or "as a source of".
The 1988 Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game module Ruins of Adventure was produced using the same adventure scenario as Pool of Radiance, using the same plot, background, setting, and many of the same characters as the computer game.
Thus, at a capacity of 20 Mb sequence obtained during a single 454 sequencing run, a 2.0 Mb contig represented as pool of individual BACs could be sequenced to 10-fold coverage with a high probability of detecting all of the genic sequences.
The siRNAs to target cyclin A2 (cyclin, cyclin B1 (Cdk11), CDC20(CKS1B, CDC20, CKS1B and CKS2 (combined as pool of si CKS1+2), separase (ESPL1), CDH1, MASTL, PLK1, PP2A-Cα (PPP2CA), shugoshin (SGOL1), and Topo2α (TOP2A) were purchased from Thermo Fisher Scientific as set of four individual ON-TARGET-plus oligos (see supplementary material Table S1 for sequences).
Autumn's last hurrah is to be seen all over the city, as pools of leaves fall to the ground.
"Ten years, even five years ago, we saw emerging markets as pools of low-priced, low-value labour.
Another possibility is that highly concentrated saline aquifers are dotted around beneath the surface, not as pools of water, but as saturated volumes of gritty rock.
These investors include mutual funds set up specifically to purchase loans, as well as pools of loans known as collateralized loan obligations that are then sold to insurance companies and the like.
The technique, known as pooling of interests, is frequently used by large technology companies, which argue that the elimination of this method would hurt their ability to make acquisitions that fuel their growth.
This often means an emphasis on mobile-first experiences and on marketplace models that connect supply and demand, such as pools of financial capital and home-buyers, or loan-givers and student borrowers.
Some reservoirs of Fe3+ exist, as pools of dissolved Fe3+ and as different ferric sulfate and oxide minerals, which may essentially store this oxidant for varying times before movement/dissolution carries the Fe3+ into contact with pyrite surfaces.
Radiologists have also developed specific sonographic signs of shoulder subacromial impingement such as pooling of fluid laterally to the subdeltoid portion of the subacromial-subdeltoid bursa while the humerus is abducted [5].
