The phrase "a range of compound" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a variety of compounds, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The study examined a range of compound materials used in construction."
Alternatives: "a variety of compounds" or "a selection of compounds".
Cells were infected with the specified myxovirus at an MOI = 0.1 pfu/cell (all paramyxoviruses assessed), 0.05 pfu/cells (influenza viruses), 1.0 (vaccinia virus), or 10 sindbis virus) in the presence of a range of compound concentrations or equivalent volumes of solvent (DMSO) only, and incubated in the presence of compound at 37°C.
Each cell line was cultured with a range of compound concentrations in triplicate and the resulting LD50 values were reported.
A range of compound concentrations and temperatures were used in these experiments to optimize conditions for data collection.
As well, a range of compound classes that are CDK inhibitors in P. falciparum are not effective against the human CDK enzymes tested [ 34].
A series of growth inhibition tests were performed on the E. coli K-12 MG1655 strain with a range of compound concentrations.
The benefits of using microscale over macroscale devices for environmental agents include increased sensitivity for a range of compound classes, decreased volumes of analytic reagents, and increased throughput and potential for multiplexing.
Garlic offers a range of compounds which, collectively, seem to offer some potential in the prevention of chronic diseases including heart disease and cancer.
In most plant-feeding species the four cells within a hair may respond most actively to sugars, amino acids, inorganic salts, and a range of compounds produced by plants that generally inhibit feeding.
While this recent research linking olive oil's chief constituent with protection from breast cancer is promising, it is actually only part of a body of evidence which suggests this foodstuff may help ward off the big C. Specifically, laboratory studies have identified that olive oil contains a range of compounds known as polyphenols that have what is known as 'antioxidant' activity.
A range of compounds tested in an in vitro toxicity/safety assay.
