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The phrase "all alignments of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various configurations, arrangements, or relationships in a specific context, such as mathematics, linguistics, or data analysis.
Example: "We need to consider all alignments of the data sets to ensure accurate results in our analysis."
Alternatives: "every arrangement of" or "all configurations of".
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The set of all alignments of pe i is then defined as Align (pe i )={ a1 pe i, a2 pe i, …, a j pe i }.
In the absence of splice-version specific sequence data of 3'UTRs in GBMs we accounted for all alignments of miRs and un-translated regions of a given mRNA.
All alignments of these reads are then removed.
All alignments of protein sequences were made using fast statistical alignment (Bradley et al., 2009).
MUSCLE (Edgar, 2004) was used for all alignments of nucleotide and amino acid sequences.
It is worth noting that all alignments of class 3 or 5 led to Topology III trees.
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An all-vs.-all alignment of the reference strains is performed using the "--maxmatch" opreserve preserve all unique and non-unique matches.
We used our standard methods to construct the PID histogram N a (p) from the all-to-all alignment of its nearly 40,000 genes.
REPET's de novo repeat discovery performs an all-versus-all alignment of the input sequence, an unscalable, computationally intensive operation.
The over-all alignment of the extremity, as well as the orientation of the femoral and tibial components to the respective bones, was documented at each radiographic evaluation.
In all, alignment of chromosome cores and their agglomeration at the bouquet base seems to facilitate synapsis initiation between previously distant homologous chromosomes.
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