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The phrase "all series in a" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing collections or sequences, but it needs additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "All series in a given mathematical context can be analyzed for convergence."
Alternatives: "every series in a" or "all sequences in a".
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The Δm/z of all series in a LC-HRMS data set range within lower and upper bounds Δm/z min and Δm/z max, a priori set as the considered mass range of chemical units at given charges z.
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All series in which a participant correctly recalled all letters in the correct order were summed to produce OSPAN scores ranging from 0-42.
Netflix stole a march in the race to the future of television in February when it released all 13 episodes of a series in a single dump, letting viewers decide when they watched.
In our method, all the time series in a cluster are transformed to sketches of length 30.
The problem isn't the Anaheim Angels or what is known in shorthand as the "New York thing" -- moaning about another all-California series in a laggard time zone -- but an unhappy sideshow in a downtown courtroom over a notable and very valuable baseball.
That way, Mr. Levin said, it would be able to broadcast all 22 episodes of the series in a row, without ever throwing a repeat program into the run.
The series in a nutshell.
Let's not overlook the "Amos 'n' Andy" show, which began as a white minstrel radio show and became, in 1951, an all-black series in prime time.
All series are shown in a Additional file 2: graphical appendix.
slugger Brad Cresse, who struggled all series, hit a game-winning single in the ninth.
A common finding in all series, however, was an increased incidence of failure among patients with substantial pre-existing osteoarthritis.
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