The phrase "a small range of values" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing data, statistics, or measurements that fall within a limited set of numbers.
Example: "The experiment yielded results that fell within a small range of values, indicating consistency in the measurements taken."
Alternatives: "a narrow set of values" or "a limited range of values".
It is virtually impossible that the universe came to have these correct parameters for life by chance, because so many of these numbers must all lie in such a small range of values.
We performed an extensive search to tune the model hyperparameters as recommended by Bengio et al.75 We started with a small range of values for each hyperparameter based on our intuition, rather than performing a grid search that would have been infeasible due to time and computational resource constraints.
Although children at Kaiaua drew very detailed pictures outlining very diverse activities (logging, planting trees, tramping), they depicted a small range of values.
Accordingly, triangulation is used to examine multiple values from different approaches to converge on a small range of values [42, 56, 57].
A category spanning a larger range of crash precursor values results in a higher probability for exposure than a category spanning a small range of values.
Having fixed c and l max and noting that due to the aforementioned saturation of the CDR estimator, the concentration parameter is approximately 0 for Γ n ≈−10, there is only a small range of values for ρ which satisfy the constraints on the maxima and the minima of the sigmoid-like function (i.e., f(−10)≈0 and f(20)≈l max).
In this case the RMS difference is only 0.67 nT but on a smaller range of values than q10.
The hydrophobicity index is a similar measure to the hydropathy index but has a smaller range of values between hydrophilic (−1.14) and hydrophobic amino acids (1.81).
(b) Magnification of panel (a) for a smaller range of values of g K and g BK. Figure 12 shows how the burst duration and the number of spikes in a burst vary over a range of g K and g BK values for C m = 5 pF.
Our sensitivity analysis using different truncation values resulted in a smaller range of values for the more highly exposed residents of Little Hocking, whereas the half-life in former Lubeck residents was more sensitive to the truncation value.
They display a smaller range of values than any of the other bp steps, meaning that they only sample a limited region of conformational space, in accordance to the stiffness previously reported for TA bps.
