The phrase "equal sets of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used when discussing something that is divided into equal groups, such as "There are twenty students divided into equal sets of five."
"We have five equal sets of sea freight.
These experimentally assessed concretes have equal sets of properties in terms of mechanical resistance, durability, and workability.
And a piece of me is thrilled that my gender-lopsided family, with three boys and one girl, may someday end up with equal sets of sons- and daughters-in-law.
(1) Generate M equal sets of training data by randomly selecting pixels from the background.
For all three bandlimited white noise processes and for all sets of windows, the optimization converged to the same minimum error for all the 100 cases, based on equal sets of weighting factors.
Suppose equal sets of men and women are given, all of them seeking to marry someone of the opposite gender, and each man has listed his preferences for the women by means of a strict ordering, and similarly for each woman.
Each of the eight subarrays of Agilent 8 ∗15 K custom arrays (Agilent, Santa Clara, CA, USA) contained an equal set of 11,661 probes.
For equal setting of RF power (23.4 ± 2.2 W in EFFICAS II vs. 24.4 ± 2.7 W in EFFICAS I, P = NS), there was a reduction of number of ablations by 15% (1372 ablations in EFFICAS II vs. 1818 in EFFICAS I, P = 0.05).
Group critieria was based on animal birth year, where the oldest 300 genotyped animals (18.8%) born before 1991 were defined as the ancestral group while an equal set of animal genotypes from the remaining 1,303 young animals represented a contemporary group (2001 2007).
Two equal cell culture array blocks including four equal prepared sets of cell pellets were created with the TMA Builder from Histopathology Ltd., Hungary according to the instructions of the manufacturer.
These issues are mentioned in the article, but appear to be secondary, not equal coprimary sets of outcomes.
