The phrase "a simple sum of all" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the total or aggregate of multiple items or values in a straightforward manner.
Example: "The report concluded that the project's success was a simple sum of all the efforts put in by the team."
Alternatives: "a straightforward total of all" or "an uncomplicated aggregate of all".
We used a simple sum of all symptoms in MDS section E1, referred to as E1SUM, as one MDS-based measure of depression.
Specifically, women were given their individual serum concentrations of DDE and PCB congeners 118, 138_158, 153, 180, and a simple sum of all 76 measured PCB congeners (ng/g lipids) and blood lead (μg/dL).
Another shortfall of this study is that the variable for total carotenoids was estimated as a simple sum of all carotenoid concentrations and thus does not account for factors such as differences in antioxidative activity or other similar factors that may affect their relative effects.
Another analysis of the entire study used Cartesian co-ordinates with a simple sum-of-squares difference.
Then, PSYNC ix,WI) is computed by a simple sum of probabilities for all the WIs until the current one (WI x ), each one of them balanced by the independent component of the probability, PINST-SYNC ix,WI), to carry out the synchronization PINST-SYNC ixg an isolated WI,WIs referred by Equatoon (7).
The amplitude of an ROI was calculated as the simple sum of all signal amplitudes assigned to that ROI.
According to the analysis of trade, faith, and transnational ethnic networks, regional social systems are not the simple sum of all kinds of social networks, but rather a reorganization with fast flow and continuous integration.
The amplitude of each ROI was calculated as the simple sum of all signal amplitudes (obtained from spectral deconvolution) assigned to that ROI.
Finally, a causality index for each pair of ROIs and direction was computed as a simple sum of raw F-values across all participants when Zg was larger than Zt for each pair of ROIs.
ECOHIS scores were calculated as a simple sum of the response codes for the child and family sections separately, after recoding all "Don't know" responses to missing.
ECOHIS scores were calculated as a simple sum of the response codes for the child and family sections separately, after recoding all "Don't know" (DK) responses to missing.
