The phrase "a large interval from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant distance or time difference between two points or events.
Example: "There is a large interval from the start of the project to its completion, which allows for thorough planning."
Alternatives: "a significant gap from" or "a considerable distance from".
Confidence interval graphs of 99% show the intervals within three standard deviations from the expectation and a large interval for these two variables show that neglecting the randomness in the model could result in seriously misleading information.
These values covered a sufficiently large interval, from low to high conductance, to minimize bias in the inverse problem solution.
In particular, the lens can be operated with two different polarization schemes enabling to obtain high and constant linear magnification (Ml= 12 and Ml= 20) in a large interval of retarding factor ranging from an acceleration of 5 to a retardation of 600 (dynamical range of 3000) by the same mechanical layout.
Although this can be possible, the number of trials will be very high, which makes it infeasible for the attacker, since α and β can be any real number from a large interval.
Below 30 to 60 ppm the initiating effect of benzene seems to be linear for a large interval of dosages, at least judging from DNA adduct formation.
The QPCR analysis performed encompassed a larger interval, including forty genes from Cpne4 extending distally to 2.4 Mb to Dock3.
Surprisingly, although the analysis uses the same data, the estimates range in a relatively large interval, with up to 15% variation (from 1.2 to 1.4).
The learned changes, measured as eye acceleration for the first 100 msec of pursuit, were largest in a "late" interval from 50 to 80 msec after the onset of pursuit and were smaller and less consistent in the earliest 30 msec of pursuit.
It is reassuring to know, for example, that Ives himself could not reach the large interval of a 10th from A flat to C with one hand, and that he had to roll the widely spaced chords on the first page just as I do.
