The phrase "a large range the" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks clarity or context, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The study covers a large range of topics, but the results were inconclusive."
Alternatives: "a wide variety of" or "a broad spectrum of".
When the random factors in the coupled system fluctuate over a large range, the fitting precision of the proposed method may become worse.
Therefore, even if Raman signal of SB was contained in the calibration spectra of PS quantitative model and varies in a large range, the information which related to the PS concentration most closely would be extracted, and information about SB would be removed, thus the established model could predict PS concentration in mixture accurately.
It was found that while the relative size of each metabolic zone varied over a large range, the distribution of the three metabolic zones could be controlled.
If the task weights are randomly selected from a larger range, the diversities among users would be more significant.
The contact angle (CA) measurements of the nanostructured surface show a large range from the superhydrophilicity (the CA approximate to 0°) to superhydrophobicity (the CA up to 160°).
In the linear phase an optimum alignment may spread over a large range of the sequences and the statistical theory breaks down.
The IA scheme outperforms the multiplex scheme in a large range of the D2D user equipment transmit (DUE-TX) power.
Intuitively, a large range for the parameter values will allow for the largest variation in the output and thus the most interesting result.
Furthermore, there was a large range in the number of consultations in the previous 1 month, with several health posts registering two to three times the average.
The parameters in the simulation were chosen to cover a large range of the mean migrational speeds immune cells can display at various biological situations.
