The phrase "all three trajectories" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to three distinct paths, courses, or developments in a particular context, such as in discussions about research, projects, or theories.
Example: "In our analysis, we observed that all three trajectories led to different outcomes based on the initial conditions."
Alternatives: "all three paths" or "all three courses".
It is argued that in order for the policy to be effective, markets for all three trajectories should be created in parallel.
Does the flipping transition occur similarly in all three trajectories?
All three trajectories again showed completely different structures in the reduced 3-D space.
Is there a structure or a cluster of structures that occur in all three trajectories?
In all three trajectories, the protein initially explores conformational space in what seems like random motion after which the secondary structure elements begin to form.
In all three trajectories, a similar transition referred to as a "flipping transition" in [6] happened towards the last 500 ns prior to folding.
Their locations near the bottom of all three trajectory lines also support the general trend that these cell lineage trajectories represent the gradual loss of developmental potency of cells (Fig. 1B).
As we've noted, all four trajectories typically unfold over decades, which means organizations have time to outline strategic options for the future.
The mean absolute velocity error over all four trajectories was 14.887 km/h (the actual speed of all four test drives was in the range between 50 and 145 km/h) when using coverage prediction enhanced with a building model.
By contrast, when tensile forces were applied along the N-to-RGD axis, β-strand A unfolded first in all ten trajectories (Figure 4 and Movie S3).
Enp-np of L17, V18, F19, F20, A21, and V24 are more favorable than Enp-np of G25 at step 2 in all five trajectories, and Enp-np of F19 and, in particular, F20 are favorable (<−20.0 kcal/mol).
