The phrase "a time range of three" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a duration or interval that spans three units of time, such as hours, days, or weeks.
Example: "The project will take a time range of three weeks to complete."
Alternatives: "a duration of three" or "an interval of three".
Simultaneous co-exposure induced the highest mortality; up to 70.3±2% for a combined Beauveria and permethrin exposure within a time range of one gonotrophic cycle (4 days).
Different degrees of specificity in number and time range were addressed, though a time range of two weeks was often used.
Most complications occur in a time range of one to five years after the operation [ 12].
Hence we set θ : = (u 1, u 2 ) T ∈ [ 0. 0.5, 0. 02 ] 2 as the parametric domain P. As final time we choose T = 10 which corresponds to a time range of approximately 19 years, i.e. about three times the half-life time of the off-state estimated in [ 23].
Its scheduled departure time, 8 30, was within the time range of the four hijacked flights.
Consequently, we can obtain the time range of the two vessel communications via solving the following formula.
The fastest reported AFL planned agility time was recorded for State Senior level players (Fig. 4); however, the range for mean agility time within the four groups was split, with two groups having a mean time range of 8.17 8.27 s and another two ranged between 8.90 and 8.99 s.
Majority of these patients (n = 39) were examined within a threshold time range of 6±± 1 weeks; only ten HTO-Navi patients attended the follow-up examination after 8.7 14.0 weeks and a single patient was seen at 18 weeks.
Their test cases involved GC-MS data obtained from pyrolysates of phenylalanine [ 61]; however the analysis focused on a narrow retention time range of 0.5 minutes which contained three overlapped components.
By solving inequality (10), we can obtain the communication time ranges of the two vessels.
