The phrase "all points considered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when summarizing or concluding a discussion, indicating that all relevant factors have been taken into account.
Example: "All points considered, we believe that the proposed solution is the best course of action for our project."
Alternatives: "taking everything into account" or "considering all factors".
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Our investigation shows how 9 GO categories representing different classes of chemokines and 8 GO categories of gene candidates involved in cell migration are significantly activated in all the time points considered after compression injury, while the same chemokine pathways appear activated only at end-stage disease in the spinal cord from the G93A SOD1 gene mutant.
Concerning chocolate consumption during conditioning phase of CPP, simple effects analyses for each time point revealed a strong significant difference between MCh+FR and the other groups (MCh, WCh) at all time points considered.
In addition, the use of paternal smoking as a negative control demonstrates the biological effect of this in utero exposure at all time points considered.
In contrast, incubation of TEC with plasma obtained after Amberchrom resin adsorption showed a significant reduction of their cytotoxic activity on TEC at all time points considered.
In control UCMSCs hepatic markers expression remained stable at all time points considered (day 7, 14, 21 and 28) as confirmed by the Cuzick's trend test.
At all time points considered, there were significant differences in RSN cell area between SCH-sal and SCH-JWH, whereas RSN area of SCH-SR2 and SCH-sal groups did not differ significantly.
We concluded that the significant association between prenatal diethylstilbestrol exposure and all three end points considered conferred weight to the hypothesis of a common etiology for these disorders, and therefore to the existence of a testicular dysgenesis syndrome (Martin et al. 2008).
The percentage of CD44 positive OT-II CD4+ T cells was about 7% at all of the time points considered, in both presence and absence of unstimulated SMCs.
The gender differences were all higher than the 4 points considered clinically significant for SGRQ [ 23].
Nfh expression by immunostaining appeared tendentially higher in the G93A-SOD1 spinal cord at all the post-injury time points considered when compared to the WT spinal cord, although only the 24 hour time point displayed a statistically significant difference.
