The phrase "a range equal to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a particular range that matches a certain value or measurement.
Example: "The acceptable temperature for this experiment is a range equal to 20 to 25 degrees Celsius."
Alternatives: "a range that matches" or "a range corresponding to".
The whiskersextend upon a range equal to 1.5 times the inter-quartile range.Note the different scales for the y-axis.
Previous studies have demonstrated that reader domains interact with preferred histone substrates at low micromolar affinity [ 27- 32], a range equal to or weaker than antibody recognition, which varies from micromolar to nanomolar [ 11].
We propose that the grid system implements a hierarchical code for space that economizes the number of neurons required to encode location with a given resolution across a range equal to the largest period.
The hash function chosen must have a range equal to the set of nonnegative integers up to the dimensionality of the reference vectors and a domain equal to the set of natural numbers up to the dimensionality of the representative vectors.
Unlike several previous theoretical studies (most notably, Fiete et al., 2008), the authors assume that this spatial range is equal to the scale of the largest grid module (i.e. ∼10m), rather than exploiting the combinatorial properties of the grid cell code to encode location over a range equal to the lowest common multiple of all grid scales.
New plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) fueled partly by electricity and partly by a back-up gasoline engine have a maximum range equal to or better than a gasoline car.
For 640 × 480 stereo images and a disparity range equal to 60, the proposed architecture guarantees an average error in computing the map as low as 9% with a throughput rate up to 68 frames per second.
The radio propagation model is set to the fixed range propagation model with a maximum range equal to 250 m.
Sensor nodes are assumed to be static, the sink node is located in the center of the square grid in the first cluster (so that its cluster identifier is = 1), and each sensor node has a transmission range equal to.
Precisely, each dataset strip comprises scores that have been observed for a PLR range equal to 10%. Figure 13 illustrates the values of ρ and Δ for each dataset strip.
Abstract and Introduction: Given that the principal difference between the analysis in this manuscript and that presented in several previous publications (i.e. Fiete et al., 2008; Towse et al., 2014) is that the authors assume a spatial range equal to the size of the largest grid module, this should be more explicitly stated in the Abstract and Introduction.
