The phrase "a range of line" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing; you might mean "a range of lines" or "a line of range."
Example: "The artist displayed a range of lines in her latest collection, showcasing different styles and techniques."
Alternatives: "a variety of lines" or "a selection of lines."
Moxon's Westbury Parade, Nightingale Lane, London SW4 9DZ, 020-8675 2468 149 Laneship LanEast Dulwichich SE22 8HX, 020-8299 1559 A range of line-caught Cornish sea bass and sea bream are popular choices here.
The on-screen talent were shown holding cards featuring various words to make a range of lines playing with ITV's strapline "Where [insert star holding word on card here] Lives".
These results demonstrate that the newly established assay was accurate and reproducible across a range of LINE-1 methylation levels.
Although the average muscle orientation trends anteroventrally, the great anteroposterior temporal fossa length indicates that there is a range of lines of action, from nearly vertical anteriorly to almost horizontal posteriorly.
This is accepted as a very successful result taking into consideration a range of the line input parameters uncertainties.
To define regulation of TN further and investigate its function in ovarian cancer, a range of cell line models were studied.
We have synthesised a lipophilic, metastable complex, [Zr]oxinate4, evaluated it biologically in a range of cell lines in vitro and selected one cell line (eGFP-5T33 myeloma cells) for evaluation in vivo.
In corollary we assessed how the relationship varied for each parasite origin exposed to a range of host lines.
Furthermore, we show that this agent has high localization to mitochondria (a primary location of Bcl-2 proteins) in cancer cell lines and has shown excellent uptake across a range of tumor lines.
