The phrase "a relatively wide interval" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ranges, measurements, or timeframes that are broader than usual but not excessively so.
Example: "The study found that the results varied within a relatively wide interval, indicating significant variability among the subjects."
Alternatives: "a fairly broad range" or "a somewhat extensive span".
As for male and female clementine these disruptions corresponded to relatively wide interval without intermediate markers.
Differences in asymptomatic outcomes definition (proximal alone or distal and proximal DVT), and methods to measure these outcomes (venography or compression ultrasonography) could explain this relatively wide interval for incidence rates.
As described before, the results of the regression analysis show a relatively wide confidence interval for individual values (see Figure 3, Table 3).
However, the small sample size of this study means that the degree of agreement has a relatively wide confidence interval (0.38 0.57) and must thus be interpreted with caution.
In this regard, prediction intervals were calculated (indicating the expected range of probabilities of deep vein thrombosis for each Wells rule score if a new study would be performed) that indeed showed relatively wide intervals and thus heterogeneity around our estimates (see table 4).
The cycle performances vary in relatively wide intervals depending on the ammonia concentration in the (refrigerant + absorbent) solutions.
Only LG8 was disrupted in three sub-groups at LOD 9.The three sub-groups corresponded to three regions of LG8 separated by relatively wide intervals without intermediate markers.
Sixty-four-slice MDCT overestimated the EF by 2.6% with a relatively wide B-A interval of [ -3.40 (0.40) 4.20].
For example, there is evidence that the tonal basis of music in southern Uganda, although equi-pentatonic in principle, accommodates a relatively wide deviation from the ideal equidistant interval of 240 cents.
Still, a few other longitudinal studies [ 21, 22] reported presence of malaria hot spots and heterogeneity of the disease at some relatively wider intervals.
