The phrase "all points from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of points or data originating from a specific source or context.
Example: "All points from the meeting will be documented in the minutes for future reference."
Alternatives: "all items from" or "all aspects from".
However, quantifying the average results of all points from each scatter plot and measuring HIV reactivation relative to apoptosis reveals a significant better desired-effect/side-effect trade off for the continuous case compared to the discontinuous case (Fig. 3f).
Open image in new window Fig. 2 Surface roughness average (Ra): the arithmetic mean roughness of all points from a plane (centre line) fitted to the test surface .
(c) Arithmetic mean roughness (R a ): the average roughness or deviation of all points from a plane (centre line) fitted to the test surface (Fig. 2).
FIND-PARETO-SET V) is a recursive algorithm that FIND-PARETO-SET Vpoints in the rectangle V deFIND-PARETO-SET Vts is the initial ParecursiveIΓ (see Lemmalgorithms recthatle contains all points findsV. The allorithm starts from finding a ParetoΓ that does not dominate any other points in V (line 4).
Graves repeats certain elements, such as hands, gloves, and eyes, because she considers them all "points from which we connect and communicate".
A merged model of each mounted skeleton was produced using all points from the panaroma and higher-resolution scans, with unwanted points (e.g. gallery walls and floor) manually deleted.
We're supposed to get a lightning bolt to the head, or an all-points bulletin from our gut.
Goodness-of-fit was evaluated pooling together all the validation data points from all the patients.
McLaren are told they will forfeit all points won from the race for the constructors' championship.
The acoustic wave equation is solved at all points away from the boundaries by a pseudospectral Chebychev method.
Then, for all points y from the segment θx, (P_{y} := y+varepsilon Psubset B^{d}).
