The phrase "all realigned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been adjusted or reorganized completely.
Example: "After the meeting, the project timelines were all realigned to ensure everyone was on the same page."
Alternatives: "completely adjusted" or "fully reorganized".
On Christmas Eve in Aspen, Colo., Don Ohlmeyer got a telephone call that realigned all the planets in his professional world.
Because the intact L1 elements were originally predicted by L1Xplorer using an earlier version of the mouse genome, mm5 [16], we realigned all the L1 element sequences to the mm8 version of the mouse genome assembly.
Secondly, we realigned all the transcripts onto the reference genome.
When we realigned all the usable sequencing reads to the unigenes, a 48×× average coverage depth was obtained.
To include Cuffdiff 2 into our comparisons, we realigned all the sequenced read data using the latest reference sequences and annotations.
Because different alignments can produce different outcomes in phylogenetic analyses (Wong et al. 2008), we realigned all the genes with ClustalW (Thompson et al. 1994), DIALIGN-TX (Subramanian et al. 2008), and MUSCLE (Edgar 2004) using the default options and used the resulting alignments in addition to those obtained from Larracuente et al. (2008).
The normalization parameters were then applied to all spatiotemporally realigned functional images, the mean and structural images, prior to spatial smoothing of fMRI data with an isotropic Gaussian kernel with full width half maximum 10 mm.
The normalization parameters were applied to all spatiotemporally realigned functional images and upsampled to 2 × 2 × 2 mm, before smoothing with an isotropic Gaussian kernel with full-width half-maximum of 5 mm.
The normalization parameters were then applied to all spatiotemporally realigned functional images, the mean image, and structural images, prior to spatial smoothing of fMRI data with an isotropic Gaussian kernel 10 mm FWHM.
