The phrase "a range of incidence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the frequency or occurrence of events, particularly in fields like statistics, epidemiology, or research.
Example: "The study examined a range of incidence of the disease across different demographics."
Alternatives: "a spectrum of occurrence" or "a variety of frequencies".
The spectral bi-directional transmittance functions (BRTF) were measured for a range of incidence angles, using the Cardiff goniospectrometer.
We use Radarsat-2 fine-quad (FQ) data to examine 76 ships over a range of incidence angles and ship orientations at low to moderate wind speeds.
Secondly, we demonstrate the efficiency and limitations of these approaches on two typical flow problems: (1) the one-dimensional Burgers' equation; (2) the two-dimensional flows past a square cylinder over a range of incidence angles.
As a result, it is possible to use the theory presented here to calculate the transmission loss of lined double panels at arbitrary angles of incidence; results calculated over a range of incidence angles may then be combined to yield the random incidence transmission loss.
Scattering coefficient has been retrieved for various soil texture fields with indigenously designed X-band bistatic scatterometer for a range of incidence angles (from 30° to 70° in steps of 10°) in both like polarizations, i.e., HH-polarization and VV-polarization.
Hence, there is a range of incidence angles around θ=0 where two-dimensional effects should dominate over subharmonic ones during the first stages of the evolution.
For instance, depending on whether a restricted or a liberal approach is used, applying the consensus definition resulted in a range of incidences of severe sepsis (6% to 27%) and septic shock (4% to 9%) in the same study [ 29].
These numbers give a power of 80%% at the 5 % level of significance to detect difference in proportions of outcomes (gestational diabetes, caesarean section and admission to NICU) by 10%% in study group over a range of incidences from 5 to 30 % in the comparison group.
Finally a series of range of motion criteria will be used to objectively determine a range of incidences of PSS in the same cohort (Table 1).> The aims of the study will be to provide greater insight into the incidence of PSS post rotator cuff repair and report incidences of PSS post subacromial decompression and/or excision of the distal clavicle not in association with rotator cuff repair.
The incident X-ray beam on I07 can be deflected to fall at a range of angles of incidence to the air liquid interface, allowing the reflectivity to be measured as a function of q.
It would be more convincing to fit this model, or similar models, to different generalized HIV epidemics with a range of baseline incidences and HIV epidemics in different stages of retreat.
