The phrase "all common pathways of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing shared routes, methods, or processes in a particular context, such as biology, psychology, or systems theory.
Example: "The study aims to identify all common pathways of communication within the organization."
Alternatives: "all shared routes of" or "all typical pathways of".
Therefore prostate, gut and kidney may all share common pathways of morphological differentiation, not shared by ectodermal tissues.
It is a complex test that compares all the common pathways of eight selected organisms: there are 40 common pathways and there are 1440 pairwise comparisons and alignments to be performed; that is, MP-Align is executed 1440 times.
The second was a phylogenetic reconstruction test that showed that, by considering all the common pathways of eight specific organisms, our approach makes it possible to recover a robust phylogeny that is very close to the NCBI reference taxonomy of those organisms.
One possibility is a common pathway of osmophobia and mood changes may provoke suicidality.
Genetic analysis confirmed that SOS1 SOS3 function in a common pathway of salt tolerance.
Thus, a common pathway of endogenous OX-40 interaction is critical for the development of a therapeutic immune response.
Conclusion: The sonographic findings of second trimester internal os dilation, membrane prolapse, and distal cervical shortening likely represent a common pathway of several pathophysiologic processes.
Since the signaling pathways for these ligand-bound GPCRs involve PC-PLC activation [26 28], we hypothesize that migraine and its comorbidities share a common pathway of receptor-mediated, lipid second-messengers that are regulated by PLC activation.
Due to a pervasive misperception that opioids are not dangerous, those with a vulnerability to addiction follow a common pathway of taking opioids by mouth, then, out of desperation, begin using heroin due to cost or accessibility.
Accumulating evidence implicates PC-1 and TSC2 in the mTOR pathway [22], [24], [33] suggesting that both PKD and TSC may share a common pathway of renal cystogenesis.
