The phrase "a strict range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific and limited set of values or parameters within which something must fall.
Example: "The experiment requires that the temperature be maintained within a strict range to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "a narrow range" or "a defined range".
A strict range for acceptable MNSQ is from 0.7 to 1.3, however, a more lenient range of 0.5 and 1.5 is considered productive for the measurement [ 21, 22].
During the selection of LBmSN-transduced keratinocytes, the initial concentration of BS in the medium should determine a strict range of LBmSN transduced keratinocytes, which express not more and not less than certain levels of bsrm gene.
Only target molecules within a relatively strict range of molecular weight are adsorbed and treated blood is returned to the patient.
However, our work indicates that people consider breaches may be permissible in a wider, and less strict, range of circumstances.
When you just look for a strict age range or income level, you miss out.
The PCEN locations identified by this study agreed entirely with the locations predicted by whole-genome sequencing and confirmed the presence of A/T-rich domains with a strict size range of 2.3 3.5 kb.
The work presented in this paper, based on the regularity for solution of (1.1), investigates necessary and sufficient conditions for the approximate controllability for (1.1) with the strict range condition on B even though the system (1.1) contains unbounded principal operators and the convolution nonlinear term, which is a more flexible necessary assumption than the one in [2].
In 142 patients (93 male, 49 female, age range 47 88 years, 135 with known diabetes) the first day after transition, 44.8% of blood glucose (BG) measurements were within the strict range of 100 140 mg/dL before meals and 100 180 mg/dL after meals, and 70.8% were within the broader ranges of 80 160 mg/dL and 80 200 mg/dL, respectively.
The Treasury's condition for agreeing to the multibillion-pound handout for the NHS was to impose a strict, wide ranging framework of performance targets - from clean wards to clinical outcomes to balancing budgets - that the NHS must meet.
In contrast with other studies on influenza vaccination in HCWs including a strict age-range of respondents [ 24], age distribution of our sample was heterogeneous, thus the finding may be considered representative of the whole HCW population.
The model of transition from intravenous to subcutaneous insulin therapy used in this study achieved from the first day approximately half of BG values within the strict ranges of 100 140 mg/dL before meals and 100 180 after meals.
