The phrase "assessment range is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the scope or limits of an assessment, such as in educational or evaluative contexts.
Example: "The assessment range is set to evaluate students' understanding of the core concepts covered in the curriculum."
Alternatives: "scope of assessment is" or "assessment limits are".
A general discussion of assessment within this age range is provided, including a description of the nature of the conditions likely to result in referral for evaluation of children and special considerations for assessing very young children.
In my own (somewhat expert) assessment I would suspect that the range is somewhere between 2-4C for the "fast feedback response", but larger, for the long-term response where land surface and carbon cycle feedbacks fully kick in.
He has seen $50,000 special assessments, he said, though the $2,000-to-$2,000-to-$2,000-to-$5,000common.
It took a median time of 9 weeks from arrival in Norway until assessment took place, but the range was 0 124 weeks.
Details about the dilution series and assessment of LoD and linear range are described in supplemental data (see Additional file 1).
The median quality assessment score was 17 (range: 12 20), the maximum possible range being 0 to 20.
Details on Doppler assessment and reference ranges are described in a previous publication [ 10].
The 6-month interval was based on the mid-point assessment range of clinical trials that were identified for the Bayesian network meta-analysis [ 63].
Relative intestinal length (IL/SL) is the most commonly used descriptor in diet-morphology assessments [ 17], so RIL ranges are provided for comparison with published data (Table 1).
The taxa were chosen because they are frequently used indicators given the relatively moderate skills and sampling efforts needed for assessment [1] [4], and because their geographic ranges are relatively well established and accessible [19] [25] and Appendix S1.
