The phrase "analysis the range of" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "analyze the range of"? You can use the corrected phrase when discussing the examination or evaluation of a specific range in a particular context, such as data, options, or variables.
Example: "In this report, we will analyze the range of possible outcomes based on the data collected."
Alternatives: "examine the range of" or "assess the range of".
They also took account of model-to-model variations by including detailed results from a second, independent model and by incorporating in their uncertainty analysis the range of ocean warmings from eight models.
By fitting the tumour outlines, with sensitivity analysis, the range of cell killing and resistance parameters were estimated.
According to the results of the exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis, the range of items of the standard version of FBIS was restructured for the adjusted FBIS.
In our analysis, the range of moderate and weak purifying selection (| Ne s| ≤ 5) is of particular interest as evolution of paired sites in noncoding RNA molecules was shown to take place in this parameter range (Piskol and Stephan 2011).
For the ruffling analysis, the range of ratios within which each device executed the logic robustly was measured (the performance was assessed by quantification of the ruffling activity as described below).
In the current analysis, the range of 1-HP in urine of pregnant women was from 0.01 to 8.5 μg/g creatinine with a geometric mean 0.4 μg/g creatinine.
The primary analysis for the range-of-motion data was conducted using ANCOVA with MI for handling missing data.
In probabilistic analysis and stochastic analysis, the ranges of reserves which include the uncertainty of the production history data are estimated.
In the O'Connor meta-analysis, the range of congruence with consensus solution for each individual dataset went as low as 0.60, but the mean congruence was around 0.80 for individual datasets with the consensus solution.
The probability for cost-effectiveness did not exceed 36% for the imputation-based analysis and 14% for the complete case analysis over the range of threshold values.
The probability for cost-effectiveness did not exceed 29%% for the imputation-based analysis and 51%% for complete-response based analysis over the range of threshold values.
