The phrase "set entry" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a specific item, setting, or entry that has been established in a document, database, or other type of record-keeping system. For example, "The new employee's set entry in the database needs to be updated to include her address."
The online courses, which do not set entry requirements, may have 30,000 students or more in one cohort.
Then there is the Open University, which scores highly on student satisfaction and doesn't set entry requirements – although, in reality, few school leavers opt for this.
While moocs mostly don't set entry requirements, they are pitched between "taster" and postgraduate level – short chunks of learning that will enable students to dip their toe into a subject – science or arts – or keep up to speed with changing career needs.
This can be applied to the subset of the data set entry as follows: {Z j | j ∈ q i }.
The next section illustrates the regulatory factors that set entry requirements for teachers in various EC sectors.
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Union members voted on May 17 to reject a contract offer that included an 18percentt raise over three years and set entry-level pay at $45,000.
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Tautomeric ambiguities for all data set entries were resolved using the pKa predictions and microstate analysis in ADMET Predictor 7.0.
After ranking all 5283 test set entries according to RhuPDB, the percentage of hits found is plotted as a function of rank number.
For analyses per antimicrobial, the antimicrobials of preparations with two or three active ingredients were regarded separately, leading to 58,923 antimicrobial-related data set entries.
