The phrase "alignment all of which" is not correct in standard written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or awkward construction that lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The alignment all of which was necessary for the project was not achieved."
Alternatives: "alignment of which" or "alignment that includes".
LRT has at least five different categories of operational alignments all of which have criteria for the type of warning systems needed at intersections based on the maximum operating speeds.
As shown in Figure 8, our method can correctly align >90% of the positions judged by the reference alignment (regardless of which structural alignment tools are used to generate it).
Using PASA, we assembled the 501,379 spliced rice transcript alignments into 43,869 alignment assemblies, 23,308 of which contain FL-cDNAs (Table 1).
We also assembled 369,092 spliced Arabidopsis transcript alignments into 29,183 alignment assemblies, of which 22,951 include FL-cDNAs (Table 1).
The acquired raw data files were analyzed by the MarkerLynx application manager version 4.1 for peak detection and alignment, parameters of which were set as formerly reported [ 18].
It is not correct to assess these alignments as Multiple Sequence Alignments (of which Sum of Pairs and Total Column are metrics).
Driving real innovation is a complex process that involves adaptation, cross-functional alignment, and feature prioritization -- all of which are next to impossible with a one-dimensional board.
Three prominent risk factors for the development and worsening of knee OA are limb alignment, muscle weakness, and obesity, all of which alter the mechanical environment of the joint.
Figure 5 (upper part), illustrates SSD adequacy on the original horizontal alignment of which the same vertical parameters are drawn by positioning the vertical vertex every 200 m.
Several tests were performed to evaluate our alignment tool, some of which were taken from [ 30].
