"for the data range" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a set of values or information that falls within a certain range. For example, "We will need to analyze the results for the data range from July to December."
For any pixels outside the data range, look-up table methods were used in preference to the correlation model estimates.
Error bars represent the data range for duplicate bottles; when not visible, the bars are smaller than the symbols.
Error bars are the data range for duplicate bottles; when not visible, the bars are smaller than the symbols.
However, our topic is the choice of summary statistics rather than experimental design for choosing effective data ranges (the data ranges are the subjects' ages in our example).
Ensuring plausible height predictions for the whole data range of covariates by applying monotonicity-constraints where necessary for the fixed model effects.
While the original reports appear to demonstrate strong differences between different genotypes (in part by plotting standard errors of the means), reconstruction of the 95% confidence intervals for the original data ranges illustrates that the different genotypes exhibit considerable overlap.
Hence, Narayan (2005) regenerated the set of critical values for the limited data ranging from 30 to 80 observations by using the Pesaran et al. (2001)'s GAUSS code.
The FSOC experimental test-bed (transmitter and receiver) as shown in Figure 1 is developed for the data link range of 0.5 km at an altitude of 15.25 m with the necessary opto-electronic components.
The distribution of Xl-PSID intensity values for the normalized data ranged from 2.12-16.01 (see Additional file 1).
