The phrase "all we refer" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express a collective reference to something, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "In our discussion, all we refer to is the importance of teamwork."
Alternatives: "everything we mention" or "all that we discuss".
This is mainly because all those theorems (we refer here only to the ones given in [1, 4 7, 10, 13, 15 18, 23 31]) are based on a strict contractive-type condition (1.1).
In all the text we refer to missegregation as that of normal chromosomes.
I know we don't meet all the people we refer to but we usually have something to hang it on because of our experience as junior doctors working in hospital but with CAMHS there is nothing (08; F;30839;S).
For all details, we refer to a previous publication [ 3]. * Reference range for FT4 in children aged 2 6 wk is 0.9-2.2 0.9-2.2(12–28 pmol/l) (34).
(For the general case, with all details, we refer to [143]).
In all cases, we refer them to seek a court order through the competent Swiss authorities," he adds, when asked whether ProtonMail has been subject to specific political pressure over its stance on encryption.
In all cases we refer to cervical intraepithelial neoplasia grade II or higher.
Throughout all figures we refer to non-targeted wild-type WIBR#3 hESCs as WT.
Most of us are aware that the government "interferes" in the economy all the time, except we refer to it using the less negative-sounding term "economic management", because we don't think it's bad.
The summed effect of all these differences, which we refer to as systematic discrepancy, could be substantial, and this, rather than pixel-scale white noise, may be the dominant factor explaining low correlations with PM2.5 seen in our exploratory analyses.
