Sentence examples for counted for all from inspiring English sources
More than 30,000 pollen grains were counted for all lines collected simultaneously, using different days as replicates.
After the votes were counted for all the council seats contested in England, Scotland and Wales, Labour had gained 823 seats, the Conservatives had lost 405 seats and the Liberal Democrats lost 336 seats.
In fact, a surprising number were counted, for all their efforts – Emmeline Pankhurst was listed by the hotel in which she was staying, and Davison, despite hiding in her broom cupboard for 46 hours, was actually counted twice (shopped by her landlady, and discovered by a cleaner).
The corresponding number is counted for all boxes.
Papers having more than one author from different groups were counted for all groups.
cis-elements within motif sequences were counted for all putative regulatory sequences in the training set, and those with multiple copies were summarized (Table 2).
As Keith Wood said, Gatland seems bemused by the suggestion that the captaincy counts for all that much.
Turns out originality doesn't count for all that much in the world of 17th-century science.
Not surprisingly, she brings a French refinement and inventiveness to a category that does not count for all that much in the Italian scheme of things.
Obtaining direct population counts for all known Adélie populations across decades has generally been constrained by logistics and the remoteness of some colonies.
