The phrase "a small time range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a brief or limited duration of time within which something occurs or is measured.
Example: "The experiment was conducted over a small time range to observe immediate effects."
Alternatives: "a brief time span" or "a short duration".
The number of measured points was the same; however, due to the larger BW (8 GHz) and a frequency step size of f s =100 MHz, we have a smaller time range t d =1/f s =10 ns.
Thus, we decided on the second boundary (500), a larger boundary would decrease the number of patients in the second group while a smaller one would result in a too small time range of the first group.
The temperature scanning plug flow reactor enables the investigation of reactions over a wide temperature range with a small time exposure.
In addition to evaluating the properties listed in section "Application to data," we also compared two sets of data with a smaller overlapping time range of 141 days.
Minna is a small-time Brooklyn gangster.
In the present cohort with relatively low mortality and a small range of time to antibiotics, a reduction in time to antibiotics was not found to be significantly associated with an improvement of relevant clinical outcomes, that is, the HRs were not significantly different from 1.
A comparison of the results show that for the same number of terms the differential transform method (DTM) can only predict the solutions of a Duffing oscillator in a small range of time domains, whereas the MDTM can predict the results in a whole range of time domains accurately.
Two tumors (13-0890 and 13-1411) haveventsthathareare clearly separated through time and span the range of (relative) time, whereas events from other three tumors are estimated to have occurred over a small range of time, suggesting a short duration of rapid copy-number change.
Techniques for surface structure determination probe a relatively small surface area at a time, ranging from a few micrometers to a couple of millimeters.
