The phrase "altogether covered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is completely or fully covered, often in a physical or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The entire area was altogether covered in a thick layer of snow, making it look like a winter wonderland."
Alternatives: "completely covered" or "fully covered".
All SLIT genes exhibited different laminar expression patterns and their expressions altogether covered layers II VI of the association areas.
We defined regions of sufficient sequence similarity for unambiguous alignment (called common uninterrupted regions or CURs, see " Methods"), which altogether covered ~8.5 Mb of the 12 Mb genome.
In 2011, these HDSS altogether covered a population of approximately 370,000 people, 24% of which were women of reproductive ages.
Moreover, the input of the CNN consisted of 17 frames of data, while the five local input blocks of the hierarchical model altogether cover 29 frames.
On the other hand, it is noteworthy that none element was found in our series among the 93 CNVs considered as polymorphic variants, some of them not previously reported, which altogether cover about 23.7 Mb (see Additional file 1).
Altogether, Cityside covers several square miles, compared with the City's compact one.
Australia is even considering a rule to ban brand colors on cigarette packs altogether and cover almost the entire pack with a picture of disease.
Intuitively, reads in the same group (cluster) should be annotated to the same taxon and these reads altogether should cover a significant portion of the genome alleviating the problem of short contigs if the quality of binning is high.
The study BINATS [25] covered altogether 100 test areas, each 625 × 625 m in size; 50 test areas were located in maize cultivation regions (Lower and Upper Austria, Burgenland, Styria, Carinthia) and 50 in oilseed rape cultivation regions (Lower and Upper Austria, Burgenland).
The remaining 3 primer pairs (Suppl. Table S1) covered altogether 12 CpG's positioned between −1120 to +3400 bp from the GAD1 transcription start site (Fig. 2A).
Altogether the studies covered four different countries.
