The phrase "a same range of" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "the same range of"? You can use "the same range of" when comparing or referring to identical categories or types of items, qualities, or characteristics.
Example: "The two products offer the same range of features, making them equally appealing to consumers."
Alternatives: "an identical range of" or "a similar range of".
The MIC values of Nu-3 against all tested MRSA and MSSA were roughly in a same range while MICs of Oxacillin and Vancomycin varied between the bacteria tested.
The MIC values of Nu-3 against all tested MRSA isolates were roughly in a same range while MICs of Oxacillin and Vancomycin varied between the bacteria tested.
For class A, the same range of M was obtained for PM that was an order of magnitude smaller as evident in Figure 3. Since a given value of PM corresponds to a unique M, we use both values interchangeably when describing the MI graph.
On the other hand, uniform distribution is considering only those values with an approximately the same range of mean and variance.
Iridium could be a candidate, or an isotope in the same range of weight.
In instances where an exact match was not possible, another node with a degree within the same range of the desired node was selected.
Bowie knew Warhol, and is himself, as Christopher Frayling has said, "a singing Warhol", possessing the same range of talents – but he's somehow unable to catch the nerdy awkwardness of the man or mimic his droning voice.
You might end up with a government that delivered the same range of services defence, justice, education, health care and so on but consumed perhaps 40% of GDP, roughly ten points less than it does now.Could it go further?
To illuminate the role of conductivity, a fabric sample with quite same range of conductivity was characterized for detection of thermal power radiation.
The effect of temperature increases the current density to a high value for the same range of metal catalyst loading and NaOH concentration.
