The phrase "accompany range" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a range of items or options that come with something else, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The new product will accompany a range of accessories to enhance its functionality."
Alternatives: "include a variety" or "come with a selection".
Although isolation by distance is generally interpreted as equilibrium between drift and migration, it may also be the consequence of serial founder effects accompanying range expansion from one or several agricultural populations [40].
Otaki and co-workers document an explosion of wing pattern variation accompanying range expansion in the pale grass blue butterfly.
Due to small sample sizes and skewed distributions, data were described by medians and accompanying ranges and tested non-parametrically.
If B. crispa is advancing its range southwards, this might be expected, as according to theory introgression of local genes will often accompany a range expansion [ 29].
Except for Block E, which can be a stand-alone dessert, all the wines seem primarily intended to accompany a range of dishes.
In women of reproductive age, the risk of iron-deficiency anemia may accompany a range of important causes of morbidity and mortality [ 9, 10].
Symptoms typical of a specific type of mental illness can also accompany a range of psychological and physical illnesses, and thus you should always discuss your concerns with a physician.
Quantitative data were expressed as mean values accompanied by range unless otherwise specified.
A loss of genetic variability typically accompanies such range expansions, with populations that are further from a refugium tending to have lower genetic diversity [ 3].
Four thousand color illustrations and photos accompany entries that range from the helpful ("ophthalmoscope") to the superfluous ("Oprah Winfrey").
