The phrase "anticipated to range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expected variations or limits of a particular measurement, value, or outcome.
Example: "The project's budget is anticipated to range between $50,000 and $100,000."
Alternatives: "expected to vary" or "projected to span".
The purpose of our study was to perform an independent clinical validation study of a transcranial Doppler-based noninvasive ICP meter in patients anticipated to have a wide range of ICP.
The limit of sensitivity of the prototype device used in this study was not determined but is anticipated to be in the range of 50-75 colony forming units.
Climate change is anticipated to exacerbate a wide range of human health risks, including impacts from infectious disease, environmental refugees, and air pollution (Patz et al. 2005).
It is anticipated to support a diverse range of health and social services, and provide a base for outreach into and encourage more active participation from the wider community.
Whereas prostaglandin (PG) E2 and nitric oxide have roles in the vasodilatation (1, 6, 7), and cytokines, including interleukin-8, contribute to the leukocyte infiltration (3), the mediation of induction and resolution of the sunburn response is incompletely understood and is anticipated to involve a wider range of eicosanoids.
Based on the predictive pharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamic model, the biologically effective dose range was anticipated to be between 100 mg and 400 mg.
Whilst IHERG (or IKr) blockade at the lower end of this range might be anticipated to be modest, inhibition at higher concentrations would be significant and, taking into account also potential cardiac accumulation, the observed potency of IHERG inhibition by doxepin in this study is likely to be clinically relevant, particularly in overdose.
GATA2 bound to a wider spectrum of sequences in vivo than anticipated, binding to a range of GATA repeats and palindromes previously hinted at by some in vitro studies (Badis et al., 2009; Trainor et al., 2000), and challenging the current view of uniformity of GATA factor DNA sequence recognition.
The principles were intended to anticipate a range of potential regulations, so it is important to note that they were not related to REACH and the legislation itself does not refer to them.
Policymakers and planners can use this information to anticipate the range of future health burdens and develop strategies to minimize the impact of environmental changes on human health.
