Sentence examples for altogether a total of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "altogether a total of" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when summarizing or emphasizing the complete amount or sum of something. Example: "After reviewing all the expenses, we found that there was altogether a total of $5,000 spent on the project."
Altogether, a total of 608 sequences of four DNA barcodes were generated, including 173 rbcL, 150 matK, 160 trnH-psbA and 125 ITS sequences, which could be used to identify the Chinese 'cooling' beverage.
Altogether, a total of 2237 unique monocyte-expressed genes were cataloged.
Altogether, a total of 8,403 teens were tested for the four types of HPV -- HPV-6, HPV-11, HPV-16 and HPV-18 -- that are targeted by the vaccines.
Altogether, a total of 70.9 million correlations were processed.
Altogether, a total of 63,541 unique probes were validated as positive unique probes.
Altogether, a total of 140 individual SSU rRNA sequences were characterized from symbionts from the four Incisitermes species.
These companies altogether had a total of 58 websites, 83 pages of Facebook, 32 Twitter accounts, and 29 YouTube channels that included marketing or advertisement techniques targeted to children.
Altogether, a total number of 389 genes were influenced equal to or more than two-fold by IL-28A (117 genes up-regulated, 272 down-regulated) and a total number of 115 genes by IL-29 (111 genes up-regulated, 4 down-regulated), respectively (p<0.01 without correction for multiple testing) (Table 2).
Altogether, we identified a total of 213 (60%) Arabidopsis genes showing expression during seed development of which 6 showed seed-specific expression (Additional file 5).
It means that if there are two doors altogether, there are a total of four such services, where each door takes up two for the robot to move through the door in both directions.
Altogether, we identified a total of 1,710 SCNA-genes affected by amplification or deletion (summarized in Table S2; complete dataset in Table S3).
