The phrase "a range of percent" is not correct in standard English; it should be "a range of percentages." You can use it when discussing varying values or levels expressed as percentages in a specific context, such as statistics or data analysis.
Example: "The survey results showed a range of percentages for customer satisfaction across different demographics."
Alternatives: "a variety of percentages" or "a spectrum of percentages."
First, independent dilutions covering a range of percent ratios from about 10 to 0.005% were tested in duplicate.
Twenty NSCLC FFPET specimens were tested in duplicate: ten specimens covering a range of percent mutation from the exon 19 deletion, S768I, L858R, G719X, and exon 20 insertion mutation groups, and ten wild-type specimens.
There was quite a range of percent cropland among the study registries, with Arizona having the least average amount of cropland per county (1.8%) and Iowa averaging the most (74.7%).
Serial dilutions of well-characterized cell lines have been shown to generate a range of percent ratios similar to leukemic specimens and were used here to establish that the multiplex assay can reproducibly detect BCR ABL1 across a broad linear dynamic range.
The 75% identity threshold was selected empirically after running blastclust with a range of percent identity values: requiring more than 75% identity resulted in too many orthologues being split into multiple clusters, and allowing lower values resulted in too many clusters containing paralogues.
Monkeys consuming the Western diet exhibited a broad range of percent time spent in depressive behavior.
However, the impact of study center was evaluated as a covariate in all models and women from a range of BMI and percent body fat levels were measured at each center.
The mean and range of percent A1C and percent of total glycated hemoglobin measured by the ion-exchange method (which this study used) and the affinity method are similar.
Fan et al. [23] described grip strength in ARDS survivors, in keeping with our results, reporting a range of 50 70 % percent-predicted strength 3 12 months after ICU discharge.
Wealth-to-income ratios in these nations climbed from a range of 200 to 300 percent in 1970 to a range of 400 to 600 percent in 2010.
The U.S. interest rate is currently in a range of 2 to 2.25 percent, but the Fed has signaled it wants to gradually raise rates in the coming months to 3percentt or slightly higher.
