The phrase "a range of instance" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a range of instances"? You can use the corrected phrase when referring to multiple examples or occurrences of something within a specific context.
Example: "The study examined a range of instances where the treatment was effective."
Alternatives: "a variety of examples" or "a selection of cases."
There is therefore a range of instances meeting the criteria of intent and harm outlined earlier and the Convention may have further utility in disrupting cyberweapons supply chains.
Overall the analysis identified a range of instances where modification or redesign in line with systems thinking could potentially improve behaviour and safety.
A law professor turned historical romance author, Milan alleges that Serruya's novel Royal Love "copied, word-for-word, multiple passages from my book The Duchess War", laying out a range of instances on her blog.
The non-intervention studies have shown that, whilst there is adherence to standards in some cases, in a range of instances there is little evidence as to their effects.
A generic PROM of patient empowerment that could be used across a range of instances where patient empowerment is an explicit goal, such as in the liberated NHS (e.g. self-care/self-management programmes, personalised care plans, personal health budgets, shared decision-making) would enable evaluation of whether that goal has been achieved.
The provider partitions these servers up into computational units which can then be aggregated together to offer a range of different instance types.
For example, a sponsor collaborating in a malaria vaccine research with a community should provide a range of benefits for instance, environmental fumigation services, distribution of insecticide-treated nets to members of the community, effective malaria treatments for participants that may develop malaria during research etc.
Experimental results show that these SLS algorithms, despite their conceptual simplicity, outperform a well-known memetic algorithm for a range of benchmark instances with two and three objectives.
By including social optimal pricing, the social welfare of the resulting system outperforms the marginal pricing assumed for previous approaches over a range of test instances.
