The phrase "a range of possible effects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing various outcomes or impacts that could result from a particular action, event, or situation.
Example: "The new policy may lead to a range of possible effects on employee productivity and morale."
Alternatives: "a variety of potential outcomes" or "a spectrum of possible impacts."
This means that a range of possible effects could be the consequence of knocking-down LsRXR in reproducing female lice.
As estimates of CD4 count changes in response to the intervention vary widely and were not available in our data, a range of possible effects of the intervention were evaluated with respect to changes in costs and utilities (Table 2).
These transfer functions modify simple step, pulse or change of slope functions to represent a range of possible effects that include a long-term change which occurs after a period of 'ramping up', and a sudden increase followed by (possibly oscillating) 'exponential decay'.
This can be an inherently subjective task, and an effective strategy may involve estimating the required sample sizes over a range of possible effect sizes.
Next we determined the percent reduction in exposure that would be required to produce a given reduction in the outcome assuming a range of possible effect sizes for concentration outcome associations.
Also, while the minimum power guarantee is beneficial for observing a range of possible effect sizes, the experiments in this replication, and all experiments in the project, are designed to detect the originally reported effect size with a minimum power of 80%.
Taken together, these studies suggest that cross-species manipulation of epigenetic function may be a widespread phenomenon, with a broad range of possible effects on the outcome of the interactions.
But, he added, there are practical concerns with large pragmatic trials because companies have to look at a wide range of possible effects when they test a drug.
Projections encompass a broad range of possible effects but all suggest that biofuel production will exert considerable upward pressure on prices in the future.
When considering the genetic architecture of complex traits, we can contemplate a range of possible genetic effects in terms of effect size, allele frequency and mode of action.
