Sentence examples for one whole set from inspiring English sources

Out of the two sets of 700 sentences, 423 sentences were selected by both methods, so that the manual annotation was performed on one whole set of 700 sentences, and completed by annotating the remaining 277 sentences.

And then that's one whole set of things.

Thomas plays the entirety of the compositions he's selected for electrofeit as one whole set, treating it as a live concert of Bach fugues, each piece a sort of dialogue between two or more parts, or "voices".

"It's surprising that one whole set of marine predators would have taste receptors, whereas another, which had them to begin with, decided that they were dispensable".

"I'm not going to lie, I ate away at my problems...two large pizzas at one whole setting at times," Dave said about responding to his depression.

If there was more than one missing item in the IPS or more than 30% of items missing in one whole data set of one patient or health care professional, the data set was excluded; otherwise, data was imputed by means of the expectation maximisation algorithm, which is one of the recommended methods to avoid bias even in cases of data missing at random (MAR) [ 38].

As a matter of fact, the MDS based portraits computed over six different 627 genes random extractions gave completely coincident results with the ones obtained on the whole set (additional file 4, Figure S2).

The triallelic SNP marker PGM-3-T 441 AC was the only one in the whole set, which showed above threshold significant association with tuber yield.

Chlorotype A was the most common one in the whole set of varieties analyzed (54.4%%), followed by the chlorotypes D (25.4 %) and C (14.0 %); chlorotype B (4.4 %) was only found in varieties attributed to k2 or in admixed varieties.

However, it took me one click to find whole set of the offending pictures on a site that is located outside Britain and therefore not subject to regulation by Ipso.

The theory of Gröbner bases allows one to identify the whole set of estimable effects (main or interactions) of the factors of the design.