The phrase "a larger range for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or variety of something, such as options, choices, or measurements.
Example: "The new software update provides a larger range for customization options, allowing users to tailor their experience."
Alternatives: "a broader scope for" or "an expanded range for".
SAMD9L proteins from placental mammals exhibited a larger range for the pI values with the giant panda (Aime) presenting the lowest pI (6.85) and the horse (Eqca) exhibiting the highest pI (8.22).
Although tester 2, who always tested before tester 1, had a tendency to measure a larger range for external and internal rotation, and mostly for the non-affected arm, findings in our study show an overall very good to excellent reliability for measuring PROM in patients with this condition.
The heavy acetylation incorporation half-life showed a large range for the peptides detected (Fig. 3).
When applied to plant macrofossil data, this unweighted approach (MCRun) will frequently identify a large range for a given climatic parameter where the species in an assemblage can theoretically live together.
The results from the index scores and spatial analysis display a large range for the state of ecosystem health due to the evolution of natural ecosystems and human activities at the county scale.
A large range for comorbidities can be found in the literature related to ADHD.
Differently, migraineurs, starting by a lower level of activation have a large range for suprathreshold activation up to the ceiling, explaining the lack of habituation after the repetition of the same stimuli.
However, the Brazilian Karitiana and Pakistani Baluchi both show a large range for total lengths in ROH per individual.
The distributions of both THI and HTDMY in the data set indicated a large range for these environmental descriptors (Figure 2).
For the microRNA experiments, the null distribution was calculated using the central 50% of the data (mean window size.22), and results were again robust over a large range for this parameter (Figure S3).
We also find that, irrespective of c i, a large range for c f is possible.
