The phrase "a stringent range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strict or narrow set of limits or criteria, often in contexts such as regulations, standards, or specifications.
Example: "The project must adhere to a stringent range of safety protocols to ensure the well-being of all participants."
Alternatives: "a strict range" or "a narrow range".
However, the medical definition (> 150 mg%), which has a more stringent range, was met with less frequency.
The change in mean BDI-13 scores (collapsing across groups), appears to be of clinical significance, as the baseline values, which fell into the stringent range (13/14) for tentatively identifying moderate to severe clinical depression, had by 12 months fallen overall within the lowest end of the range suggesting the possible presence of moderate/severe depression (9/10).
The Obama administration officials said they expected to seek the most stringent range of consequences while Russia seeks the weakest, and that an agreement would be sought by finding a middle ground.
We used Visual Basic 6.0 and Oracle 8i to manage our data, with stringent range, consistency, and logical checks.
The data collected in the field on a pre-designed data collection form was entered, collated and stored in the relational database management system developed in Oracle 8i with stringent range, consistency and logical checks.
The more stringent range for metoprolol than for pyronaridine reflects the central intent of the interaction analysis to evaluate any effect associated with the potential of pyronaridine for CYP2D6 inhibition.
We used the interquartile range as a robust estimate of gene variation and used a stringent threshold at interquartile range = 0.75 (2,418 genes remaining).
The number of genes obtained with a stringent 1 1 orthologue relationship ranges between 17,226 for human chimpanzee and 936 for human zebra fish (table 1).
In this work, we used a window width of 200 bp, and a vicinity range of 400 bp, a (stringent) threshold of 50 counts, and a permissive count cut-off value of 999999.
They produce a range of responses from ongoing warming, to approximately stabilize forcing, to a stringent mitigation scenario that stabilizes and then slowly reduces the RF after mid-21st century.
