The phrase "marginal range" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the outer limits or boundaries of something. Example: The researchers found that the marginal range of the endangered species extended further than previously thought, giving hope for their survival.
However, the lowest CSNT was measured for the site that had the yield response to starter N, suggesting an adjustment in CSNT interpretation is needed (inclusion of a 250 750 ppm "Marginal" range).
Optimal (generally between 250 and 2000 ppm nitrate-N, in some states also including a "marginal" range when below 750): high probability that yields were not limited by N, and no apparent excess.
The first model, based on Tables 2 and 3, predicts 30-102 for HIV and 81-274 for HCV, with the marginal range being much smaller, at 7-30 for HIV and 19-81 for HCV.
To accompany the B-70 all the way to its target and back, the F-108 in its initial concept would have, at best, marginal range.
Longitudinal profiles and geomorphometric indices, such as slope, local relief and channel steepness reveal that the Qilian Shan was developed as a local plateau with high-relief steep marginal ranges, and interior low-relief topography.
Majestic gorges were carved into the highlands of the western Pamirs and southeastern Tibet; the Himalayas, the Kunlun and Sayan mountains, the Stanovoy and Chersky ranges, and the marginal ranges of the West Asian highlands were deeply cut by the rivers, which created deep superimposed gorges and canyons.
The average elevation of highlands and marginal ranges increases from west to east from about 2,600 to 3,000 feet (800 to 900 metres) on the Anatolian Plateau to about 13,000 to 16,400 feet (4,000 to 5,000 metres) on the Plateau of Tibet and from about 8,200 to 11,500 feet (2,500 to 3,500 metres) in the Pontic and Taurus mountains to 19,000 feet (5,800 metres) in the Himalayas.
Losses in the rest of the world are estimated to be marginal, ranging from $18.5 million in Africa to $120 million in North America.
We therefore combined subjects who scored in the inadequate and marginal ranges on the S-TOFHLA (0 to 22 correct answers) or were unable to take the test because of visual or other impairments, into one group, which we refer to as "limited reading ability".
The generation mix and the marginal cost range for each unit category is presented on Table 2.
Visual examination allowed confirmation of the raw score assignment for about 40%% of those Asn/Gln flips placed within the "marginal" penalty range by the automated algorithm, while uncovering only a small number of cases whose automated assignment was incorrect because of special circumstances not yet handled by the algorithm.
