The phrase "as the total range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the complete extent or variety of something, often in a quantitative or comparative context.
Example: "The study examined the effects of the new policy as the total range of responses varied significantly across different demographics."
Alternatives: "as the complete spectrum of" or "as the full extent of".
It was recorded as the total range of motion for different types of movement, i.e. flexion/extension, lateral flexion, and rotation; as well as for half-cycles, namely movements in a single direction, i.e. flexion or extension, and right/left lateral-flexion, right/left rotation.
Varus-valgus knee joint laxity was measured as the total range of knee motion (in degrees) in the frontal plane.
Simulations were initialised with a single bacterial genotype and matched phage genotype at the optimal growth phenotype (h init = v init =0.5) and run for T=5×10 min. Variation was measured as the total range of genotypes (h max − h min ) in the final bacterial community for which the corresponding strain density represented >1%% of the total community.
Overall, it has been estimated that retail sales of organic fruits and vegetables account for 5-65-6percentfruitandfruit and vegetable sales, which is twice as much as for the total range of food products taken as a whole.
For example, elderly people may have altered excursion of joint movement, such as reduction in the total range of hip flexion and extension, in swing phase knee flexion, and in ankle plantar flexion [ 1].
Taken as an average value per His, the total range of pKa shift between most acidic and most basic environments is about 0.2 pH unit.
As such, the magnitude differential plots may intrinsically underestimate the total range of variability with depth.
All of the results provided below are given as the mean and the total range.
As such, the packages linked the organization's total range of supply to the process of needs assessment and package specification.
The composition of magmatic plagioclase depends upon physical parameters such as temperature (T) and total pressure (P), as well as the full range of compositional controls, including the water content of the melt (wt.% H2O).
