The phrase "as a large range" is not correct and may be confusing in written English.
It could be used when discussing a variety of options or possibilities, but it needs to be part of a more complete and clear expression.
Example: "The study examined the effects of the new drug across a large range of dosages."
Alternatives: "over a wide range" or "across a broad spectrum".
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The forests are abundant with medicinal plants and mushrooms, and the fields produce maize, squash, tomatoes, beans, watercress and potatoes, as well as a large range of fruit.
This native species successfully survives through the invasion due to its broad ecological tolerances that manifested as a large range size.
Membrane chromatography (MC) is increasingly used in downstream processes for biomolecule purification as a large range of axial or radial flow commercial membranes is available.
The pore size frequency of Cortoss® deviated from that of the other products tested, as a large range of pore sizes (25 to 300 μm) were approximately equally present.
We feel this is reasonable, as a large range of estimates of the increased risk in attenders versus non-attenders has been reported this figure is roughly in the middle of these estimates (Collette et al, 1984; van Dijck et al, 1996; Puliti et al, 2008).
Its principal host is originally the camel but it is present in dromedaries, horses, and other Equidae as well as in a large range of other hosts.
Without the efficient operation of these inhibitory mechanisms behaviour can become maladaptive, as seen in a large range of disorders where subjects exhibit impulsive responding, such as ADHD, mania, chronic substance abuse and schizophrenia.
As a result, a large range of phenomenological length and time scales control the extent of departure from local thermal and chemical nonequilibrium.
O'Reilly said that as Hutton had a large range of attacking strokes, he was not a stereotypical, defensive opener who was mainly used to wear down the opening bowlers, and could be used in the middle order as an aggressor.
As indicated earlier, a large range of traits have been recorded from this sheep mapping study.
