The phrase "a range of mechanistic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various mechanisms or processes within a specific context, such as scientific or technical writing.
Example: "The study explored a range of mechanistic pathways involved in cellular signaling."
Alternatives: "a variety of mechanistic" or "multiple mechanistic approaches".
A global model is where the dataset is very structurally diverse and thus will reflect a range of different mechanistic actions among members of the set.
Besides topology, we inferred a range of additional mechanistic details with good reliability, e.g. distinguishing activation from inhibition as well as dependent from independent regulation.
These compounds fall into a broad range of mechanistic classes, perhaps the most advanced being polymerase inhibitors; we focus here on entry inhibitors.
Regarding direct molecular dynamics simulation of PCET across multiple regimes, apart from the well-known surface-hopping method, an interesting recent study of Kretchmer and Miller proposes an extension of the ring polymer molecular dynamics method that enables the direct simulation of PCET reactions across a wide range of mechanistic regimes.
In some instances, agents for which there is inadequate evidence of carcinogenicity in humans but evidence suggesting lack of carcinogenicity in experimental animals, consistently and strongly supported by a broad range of mechanistic and other relevant data, may be classified in this group.
Mathematical description of transcription regulation by use of statistical mechanics methodology [ 19- 21] as well as experimental data [ 25, 35, 36] also suggest that the Hill function is very well suited for describing a whole range of mechanistic processes causing nonlinear transcription responses.
Based on the results of a range of geomaterials, a mechanistic-based quality management framework was developed.
Perhaps due to these complexities, there does not exist a computational model capable of estimating the time necessary to evolve a realistic CRM involving multiple TFs with distinct roles, under a range of population genetic and mechanistic assumptions.
However, genomic imprinting in the ICR1 and the consequent transcriptional regulation of H19 and IGF2 is frequently disturbed in the Beckwith-Wiedemann Syndrome, Silver-RuSyndromendrome and a range of pediatric tumors, demanding a mechanistic understanding of epigenetic control for this region.
