The phrase "affected by the range of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how something is influenced or impacted by a variety of factors or limits.
Example: "The results of the experiment were significantly affected by the range of temperatures used during the testing process."
Alternatives: "influenced by the scope of" or "impacted by the variety of".
Moreover, both the range and skewness of the distributions of MRD were affected by the range of n.
The hydrodynamic shear force generated by stirring effectively detached the adhered bacteria, while CP of nutrients was not remarkably affected by the range of stirring rates used in this study.
Since the average combined cycle performance is affected by the range of IGV control, as well as its temperature control principle, a control strategy appropriate for the load characteristics of the individual plant should be adopted.
What marks one as a good executive is how one deals with the opportunities and challenges that one has available to one; it is not affected by the range of opportunities and challenges themselves (except, of course, insofar as that range is up to one's one making).
Even the report of the UK Social Exclusion Unit [58], arguably one of the most authorative pieces of evidence on the nexus between transport and social exclusion, does not provide an overall estimate of the share of the population affected by the range of accessibility problems identified in the report.
This means that the WTP responses are affected by the range of the presented amounts.
To our knowledge, we provide here the first evidence at equatorial latitudes that biological traits associated with dispersal are affected by the range expansion dynamics of a set of interacting species.
The results demonstrated that the electrochemical behavior for those redox species with formal potentials more positive than ∼0.0 V at the molybdenum oxide-modified CFMA electrode were affected by the range and direction of the potential scan, which were different from that at a bare CFMA electrode.
Its detection performance is considerably affected by the range-Doppler response of the waveform used to illuminate the operation environment.
Second, the assessment of language development may have been affected by the limited range of language typical of 12 month old infants [ 40] and by the necessity of relying on mothers' reports.
In addition, unlike microarray data, which are affected by the dynamic range of the scanner, sequence data have a linear dynamic range only limited by the sequencing depth.
