The phrase "application to range" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific context, such as applying something within a certain range, but as it stands, it is ambiguous.
Example: "The application to range of the software needs to be clarified for better understanding."
Alternatives: "application within range" or "application for range".
Our remarks specifically do not apply to plants (which lack behavioral options for local climate adaptation), use of MaxEnt for geographic interpolation (no transferability required), application to range shifting species [e.g.], [13,14], or execution of MaxEnt with different (i.e., customized) settings.
Indeed, the very fact that this model of communications systems was so entirely abstract was no disadvantage; on the contrary, this gave it application to a broad range of communication functions, both analogue and digital.
Having demonstrated our method's utility for small-molecule protein target identification experiments, we sought to evaluate its application to an expanded range of quantitative proteomics experiments.
Their generic hierarchical structure allows application to a wide range of incidents whilst retaining familiarity gained from training and exercises.
The next generation of genotyping chips should allow more accurate estimation of significance thresholds with application to a wider range of genomic variation.
Our study suggests that internet-based surveillance systems have potential application to a wider range of diseases than is currently recognised.
The models described herein set the stage for future improvements that will enhance predictive capabilities and enable their application to a wider range of biological questions.
We used ArcView 3.2 to plot these re-sightings and used the 'Home Range' application to estimate 95% kernel home ranges [ 39].
Excellent discussions of their applications to a range of distributional problems are found in the following studies: Jensen [8], Huzurbazar [7], Kolassa [10], and Butler [1].
