The phrase "all of which impacting" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple subjects that have an effect on something, but it needs to be restructured for grammatical accuracy.
Example: "The factors contributing to the project, all of which are impacting its success, need to be evaluated."
Alternatives: "all of which affect" or "all of which influence".
Children identified four key themes (health outcome domains): 'symptoms' that fluctuated, which caused an unpredictable reduction in both 'physical activity' and 'social participation' all of which impacted on 'emotional well-being'.
Concurrently, building peaceful communities through good governance helps decrease the number of countries that give rise to violent conflicts, terrorism, and international crimes all of which impacts security here at home.
Current pressure mapping systems are suspect to noise, signal drift (creep), hysteresis and drop out of pixels, requiring frequent recalibration all of which impact on accuracy and experimental protocols.
In a workplace setting, this is a two-way dialogue between a manager and an employee designed to discover what motivates and engages the employee or conversely what is causing their disengagement, all of which impacts their decision to stay or go.
Moreover, the post-conflict environment is characterized by highly divisive politics, a weak economy, and low government capacity, all of which impact on the implementation of reform efforts.
Our findings have quantified factors pertinent to patients, care providers, and the health care system, all of which impact on the quality of diabetes care.
AF increases the risk of stroke, which often results in lengthy hospital stays, increased disability, and long-term care, all of which impact medical costs.
Part I deals with the planning required for fishing ports and includes the Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries, International Conventions, needs assessment and environmental auditing, all of which impact the decision-making process during the planning stage.
Potential problems of transition are not due to age boundaries alone; there are fundamental differences between CAMHS and AMHS in their theoretical base, service organisation and professional training, all of which impact on the process of transition.
Furthermore, these studies do not directly consider the 'adopting system factors', which consist of the characteristics of the innovation, the adopters, the process and the organization, all of which impact on the implementation, and eventual success, of innovations [ 15].
In undertaking this systematic review it has become apparent that there are a number of semantic, methodological and cultural differences across the studies, all of which impacts on the results obtained and the generalisability of an individual trial's findings.
