The phrase "a limited range of values" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing data, statistics, or any context where the scope of possible values is restricted.
Example: "The experiment yielded results that fell within a limited range of values, indicating a consistent pattern."
Alternatives: "a narrow set of values" or "a restricted range of values".
Some experimental limitations which make the rotating diffusion cell suitable only for a limited range of values of the standard rate constant to be determined were identified.
However, if the models are trained using a dataset that contains a limited range of values, they may perform poorly when encountering events containing previously unobserved values.
Nonetheless being invariant for a limited range of values is enough for a proposition to play a lawlike role in the sciences, as Hitchcock and Woodward (2003) argue.
This result has been known for long if additional regularity is assumed and in various other special cases, possibly for a limited range of values of.
On raw dataa such a model does not strictly hold, or better it holds only for a limited range of values above zero.
The uniqueness of this problem lies in the fact that the solutions are possible for all values of the stretching parameter λ > 0, while for λ < 0 (shrinking surface), solutions are possible only for a limited range of values.
Because values for the kinetic orders have a limited range of permissible values, after normalization of the rate constants, one can do a fairly comprehensive scan of the parameter values for the alternative networks and characterize the most relevant behaviors associated with each topology.
Furthermore, current simplified methods seem suitable only for a limited range of N values and fines content, and may fail for general applications.
A quarter car suspension system model containing a controllable damper with a limited range of coefficient values, a limited adjustment system bandwidth and a realistic elastic mounting to the car body is optimized for operation on a random road through a novel numerical method.
This conclusion was supported by a number of mathematical models, which apparently showed that group selection would only have significant effects for a limited range of parameter values.
When developing isoperms, Sebera [11] presumed a linear dependence of water content on relative humidity in the environment, which might be a good approximation only in a limited range of RH values.
