The phrase "all other backgrounds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various categories or contexts that are not specifically mentioned but are included in a broader group.
Example: "We welcome applicants from all other backgrounds, including those with unique experiences and perspectives."
Alternatives: "any other backgrounds" or "all additional backgrounds".
The array was subsequently crossed into all other backgrounds; genotypes were confirmed by single worm PCR.
Throughout the course the performance of students from a Humanities/law/business/commerce background was significantly weaker than those from all other backgrounds (Overall WAM 69.0 ± 0.8 vs 72.4 ± 0.3, P = 0.001).
For the 71% of candidates with valid socioeconomic data, those from the top professional/managerial backgrounds performed significantly better in all parameters than did those from all other backgrounds (P<0.001 in all cases).
Pairwise comparisons revealed significant differences (P<0.001) in survival time between the B6 mice and all other backgrounds except the B6-BALB/c hybrid; no significant differences were present between the BALB/c, C3H and FVB lines or between the B6 and hybrid B6-BALB/c backgrounds (supplementary material Table S2).
All other background data are from the LCA database Ecoinvent [ 34], except for poplar and miscanthus which are from GEMIS [ 35] as these were not available in Ecoinvent.
NW students were 1.979 times more likely to take A levels than white students (effect size =.377), all other background factors being taken into account.
Age was found to be the main factor affecting whether a doctor was consulted, and age was related to all other background information.
(B ) The large isoform of LIN-28 (corresponding to the a isoform) was synthesized in vitro then added at increasing amounts into the lin-28(n719,lf) strain to simulate a complex mixture for all other background proteins.
In line with other studies [ 21, 22, 33], we found that advancing age and lower BMD at the total hip were independent determinants of vertebral fracture risk, whereas all other background- and lifestyle variables did not contribute statistically in the final model.
This article provides a description of the population model PopMod, which is designed to simulate the health and mortality experience of an arbitrary population subjected to two interacting disease conditions as well as all other "background" causes of death and disability.
Our inference about the value of θ is expressed, therefore, by the posterior pdf p (θ | { x k }, I) where I denotes all other background information; to help us calculate it, we use Bayes' Theorem [ 6] (3) p (θ | { xk }, v, I ) ∝ p ({ x k } | θ, v, I ) × p (θ, v, I ).
