The phrase "all that multiple" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it due to its lack of grammatical structure and context.
Example: "I don't understand what you mean by all that multiple in your explanation."
Alternatives: "all that many" or "all those multiples".
These observations all suggested that multiple factors determine NF-κB function in response to cytotoxic agents such as chemotherapeutic drugs and that induction of DNA-binding is a separable regulatory event from modulation of transactivation.
"It's not unusual at all that we do multiple sit-downs with a presidential candidate during a primary cycle," Cline said.
This result for the mapping of cTFBSs to the promoters of all categories indicates that multiple cTFBSs are present in the promoters of genes.
To prevent this problem from happening, revise all that you study multiple times.
Ideally you can prevent all that by normalizing into multiple tables and creating indexes.
Most fascinating of all is the idea that multiple hominin lineages were coexisting in Europe and Asia, along with modern humans, as recently as twenty-thousand to forty-thousand yeago ago.
But then that standard should be applied across the board, even in the fantasy suites -- after all, which god deemed that multiple sexual partners is sanctioned only within the sacred confines of a petal-strewn hotel room in the tropics?
Taken all together, data suggest that multiple strains of MRSA may prevail in a certain family or household.
These comparisons were performed as a priori planned comparisons, rather than comparisons of all pairwise combinations, such that multiple testing correction was not required (Sokal and Rohlf 1995).
All these results suggest that multiple MAP kinase cascades may be involved in rice pathogen interactions.
