The phrase "a range of less" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a comparison or a quantity, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The study showed a range of less than 10% in the results, indicating minimal variation."
Alternatives: "a variety of lower" or "a spectrum of reduced".
The typical harvestman species has a range of less than 50 miles.
At the same time, researchers invoke a range of less quantifiable but clearly important effects.
There are strict instructions that we should not fire the Flash Ball from a range of less than 7m.
The Aspen sofa is from Terence Conran's new Content line, a range of less expensive furniture made by Christie-Tyler, a large English furniture manufacturer.
Mr. Bell said that no distance was too short for communication over headphones -- he has used his at a range of less than 10 feet.
The chemical weapons, including sarin and VX nerve agents, are currently in one- and two-tonne drums and a range of less orthodox canisters.
It published a report in December which criticizes other players in the space, including Battle.net, Uplay, Playstation Store and Xbox Store, for a range of less-than-consumer-friendly routes for obtaining refunds, such as requiring that buyers contact customer support.
Although successful for a range of less-studied species, these approaches can be time consuming and costly (McPherson et al., 2013).
Although an isolated case of duplication in closely related species (such as purN in M. barkeri and M. acetivorans) may be a random occurrence, gene duplications that occur across a range of less-related species merit further investigation, as they presumably serve a specific function in the organisms that have retained them.
The company also has a range of slightly less demanding kits including a very basic synthesizer.
But there are a range of other, less cost-intensive options that should be considered.
