Sentence examples for set would allow from inspiring English sources

Further studies with a larger data set would allow more detailed analysis of this category.

The resulting data set would allow us to determine if phosphorylation on a particular site is required for cortical displacement or if the total number of phosphorylations is the determining factor.

Certainly, a more balanced test set would allow for more detailed investigations, but the occurrence of 307 and 197 disordered residues respectively in such subsets is enough for such a conclusion.

What I meant is that only a phylogenetic comparative study, implying statistical analyses that account for phylogeny (see for example phylogenetic generalized linear models) on a large species set, would allow the pattern observed on this study to extend to a broad-scale; excluding the possibility that this pattern is explained by phylogenetic factors other than sexual selection.

The development of tools to read the crystalline architecture of kidney stones in a clinical setting would allow rapid evaluation and determination of which of these interventions to pursue.

The downtown Long Beach setting would allow the Angels to make use of numerous parking garages in commercial buildings, within walking distance of the potential ballpark.

Not only was a move to Saturday pushed at a national level, but the state parties had hoped the non-weekday setting would allow for greater participation by the general public.

The setting would allow the three antagonists eventually used the Daleks, the Ood, and the Sontarans to appear to come out of the flames to create a sense of hyperrealism, while building suspense in the trailer by showing the Doctor in fleeting glimpses before his full appearance.

When a venue is as far off into the tundra that is 11th Avenue and West 56th Street, six-to-eight hilly blocks from the nearest subway station, it would stand to reason that a little slack between sets would allow paying customers to still arrive in time to see at least two of three acts, even if the subway is running slow… But no.

An alternative model setting would allow a certain amount of migration from the start.

Also, larger sequence data sets would allow the exploration of a larger sample of functions.