The phrase "across all papers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a comprehensive analysis or observation that applies to multiple documents or studies.
Example: "The findings were consistent across all papers reviewed in the literature."
Alternatives: "throughout all documents" or "in all studies examined".
Because the articles are submitted directly to the eprint arXiv, the format and platform is immaterial, but templates may help create a more consistent look and feel across all papers in the proceedings.
Deviation from mean (all papers): This too-simple compensation method simply looks at the reviewer's average score across all papers and compares it against other reviewers' average scores, under the assumption that the pools of papers that reviewers received are not significantly different from each other.
Three major themes were identified across all papers: 1) structural context; 2) supportive relationships and 3) continuity of care including pre-release planning.
The obtained P z30) distribution across all papers decayed fast with z30 (Fig. 4C), indicating that large z values are extremely rare.
Continuity of care from the same worker made a significant difference to the women in the Johnson et al. (2015) study, however, continuity of care was a primary theme identified across all papers.
We used the same criteria to classify reassortant viruses across all papers ensuring consistency.
Table 2 highlights some of the overarching priority actions to overcome these bottlenecks by health system building block; broad based findings across all the papers are synthesised in this section and more details available in specific papers [ 17- 22, 27, 28].
There was still an hour to kick off but the streets were packed already and it was building: there'd been almost 100,000 requests for tickets, the Calderón filled twice, and it had been splashed across all the papers.
The day the team landed back in London after a flying visit to New York to hand Perry the dress, CuteCircuit was featured on the cover of fashion trade magazine WWD and images of Perry wearing the dress were splashed across all the papers.
In other words, one does not need to assume 'homogeneous' difference of the two tests across all the papers, and then estimate the 'common' difference [ 13].
