The phrase "a substantially wide range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a variety or scope that is significantly broad or extensive in nature.
Example: "The study revealed a substantially wide range of responses from participants, indicating diverse opinions on the topic."
Alternatives: "a significantly broad range" or "a considerably extensive range".
Previous investigations of stomach cancer risk based on quantitative radiation dose estimates in the absence of chemotherapy are generally consistent with our results, although our study covered a substantially wider range of radiation doses.
However, the illness events requiring medical air-evacuation are often not life-threatening or chronic; patients requiring prolonged treatment are routinely evacuated as field hospital space is limited and a substantially wider range of treatment options are available in the UK.
It is also important to note that many of the observed changes in blood cell densities may be missed on a CBC analysis of blood from individual PFAPA patients due to the substantially wide range of 'normal' blood cell concentrations for children.
The gel electrolyte film shows excellent thermal stability and remains stable in the same gel phase over a substantially wide temperature range from 5to9090 °C.
With chicken included, a substantially wider (and unreasonable) range of the T e estimates (1,470 - 3,053 Mya) was produced, probably because of the major branch length differences (e.g., 36 RGC_CAs on the chicken branch compared to 18 RGC_CAs on the human branch) and the broad date range (310-370 Mya) for that led to over-dispersion (Additional file 1).
The voxelwise linear coupling across the visual cortex strongly supports a homogeneous hemodynamic response in ER paradigms, though the BOLD response magnitude varies substantially over a wide range across the visual cortex.
The results indicate that the approaches that rely on the less restrictive optimality conditions perform substantially better for a wide range of network topologies.
We also show that the sensitivity could be substantially tuned over a wide range by appropriately choosing the thicknesses of DBR constituent layer.
Data from these studies show that speed of presentation can substantially alter story recall in a wide range of individuals.
The experimental results show that our algorithms can substantially outperform other algorithms under a wide range of scenarios, especially when combining with Non-deferrable Request First policy, which improves the performance significantly.
