The phrase "all find on" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without context, it is unclear what it is intended to convey.
Example: "I hope you all find on the right path." (This example is still incorrect due to the phrase itself.)
Alternatives: "everyone discovers" or "all locate".
In an interview that appeared yesterday in Le Figaro, Sean Penn spoke harshly of Terrence Malick's film "The Tree of Life," in which the actor makes a relatively brief but memorable appearance: > I didn't at all find on the screen the emotion of the script, which is the most magnificent one that I've ever read.
I didn't at all find on the screen the emotion of the script, which is the most magnificent one that I've ever read.
The minor allele for SNPs rs8099917, rs7248668, and rs4803221 were all found on one haplotype, haplotype 2, which had the highest OR (recessive model) for predicting treatment failure.
Wherever the pendulum swings, we all find ourselves on it, somewhere.
She had to buy only tubing for the frame; the foam, fabric and plywood were all found on the street.
Her current inventory includes vintage binoculars, old messenger bags and midcentury swivel stools, all found on an old military base.
So here we learn that all life, in all the heavens, was complete, and all found on earth and on earth alone.
Interestingly, those changes are all found on the large chromosome.
For instance, Macroglossum stellatarum (Sphingidae), Hadena bicruris, and Autographa gamma (Noctuidae) were all found on at least three different host species [ 72].
Finally, the evolution of the nuclear Groups F, G & H are all found on the same branch, indicating a close evolutionary relationship.
One question that arises is whether the rearrangements are all found on a single parental copy of the chromosome or whether both copies are involved.
