The phrase "a broad range of performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the variety or diversity of performance levels, capabilities, or outcomes in a specific context, such as in evaluations, assessments, or comparisons.
Example: "The study revealed a broad range of performance among the participants, highlighting both strengths and areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "a wide spectrum of performance" or "a diverse array of performance".
It will include a broader range of performance indicators which concern patients.
Aged rats display a broad range of behavioral performance in spatial learning.
Yet, as if to confirm that "near success" registers archivally as failure, Calhoun a prodigious writer of letters, scripts, and stories; an avid collector of Southern California memorabilia; a prodigious contributor to a broad range of civic performance traditions left no "Virginia Calhoun Collection" (at least not one that an existing archive or repository considered worthy of keeping).
PRINCIPAL FINDINGS: For the admissions we studied, we found a broad range of hospital performance when we ranked hospitals using the 30-day data; some hospitals had much lower than predicted 30-day mortality rates, while others had much higher than predicted mortality rates.
Since our basic model results are stable in sensitivity analysis with assumption of 96%% sensitivity and specificity for aneurysm detection as well as determination of treatment for CTA and MRA, we can assume that our conclusion is valid in a broad range of diagnostic performance.
The SPTF tackles a broad range of MFI performance areas, from protecting clients to being a responsible employer to reaching the very poor and disadvantaged.
The external validation of 19 prediction models in the large independent PreVILIG dataset showed a broad range of discrimination performance from poor to fair.
Here, using activated epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) as the SH2 binding target, we have developed and validated such an assay, termed SH2-PLA, which has a broad range of detection, performance equivalent to far-Western, and potential application in translational research [ 23– 25].
This increasing homogeneity in pose form over time is inherent in working with senior participants, who initially exhibit a broad range of yoga-performance capabilities, related to each subject's strength, flexibility, balance, overall fitness and group-exercise experience.
