The phrase "all these libraries" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple libraries collectively, often in the context of discussing resources, options, or locations.
Example: "After reviewing all these libraries, I found several that offer the resources I need for my research."
Alternatives: "all of these libraries" or "all the libraries mentioned".
As long as all these libraries are compatible with SBOL-semantic, then researchers can retrieve parts from any selection of these libraries.
All these libraries can be publicly downloaded via CRAN, for the R libraries, or GitHub, for the case of the pvlib-python library.
It is noteworthy that all these libraries have been extensively used for characterizing and isolating genomic regions of interest [ 31- 34].
Considering the stringent keywords that we used in this study, it is not strange that all these libraries were not included in our N library downloaded from the dbEST.
All of these libraries are open source and have no restrictions on use provided proper referencing.
All of these libraries have been affected by the economic downturn, and the consortium hopes to save money by, for example, sharing a subscription to a journal.
All of these libraries were screened "blind", that is, not sequenced prior to screening, and only those clones showing improved properties were subsequently examined by fluorescence sequencing.
All of these libraries have been end-sequenced to support BAC-by-BAC sequencing and extension, and to provide a base of genome-wide survey sequences to support studies such as the one presented here.
With ≥5,000 reads, the following four miRNAs were dominantly expressed in all these six libraries: miR-25-3p, miR-3107-5p miR-92a-3pp, and miR-92a-3p (Supplementary File 1: Table S5).
All libraries (except Elite Libraries) feature more than ten pharmacophore-matching compounds.
We identified rhodopsin as well as 6 of the 7 cone opsins in these libraries (all but RH2B).
