"measurable range of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a set of values that can be quantified and measured. For example, "The results showed a measurable range of speeds in the racing cars."
The cross-correlation method is used to derive the PWV, and the time delay error was found to be 0.1 ms. When the separation between the two measurement spots is only 1.5 cm apart from each other, the measurable range of this device can cover all possible values of the CCA PWV.
By making two major improvements, we successfully expanded the measurable range of K h to cover the wet range, enabling accurate and effective measurements.
The measurable range of the sensor also increases with the increasing concentration of ferrofluid.
This, however, together with the quadrovalent nature of streptavidin limited the measurable range of the assay to 0.2 2 nmol L−1.
From the experimental results, the measurable range of the system is 525 με, and the precision is ±1 με based on normal matched gratings.
Assuming the minimum evaporation speed (0.18 cm/day at the center of soil sample), the estimated measurable range of K h is up to 27 cm/day for any type of soil.
The measurable ranges of plasma or urine levels were 1 400 ng ml−1 for 5-FU and 5 2000 ng ml−1 for uracil.
If any parameter from POC finger prick testing is found to be outside the measurable range for the machine, the value of the closest measurable limit will be given to that patient.
The proposed sensor was tested to conclude that its resolution is 0.9 nm for the measuring range of 15 mm and that the linearity error is expected to be less than 0.0026% of the measurable range.
Although Kinect would provide reliable measurements, its measurable range is shorter than that of cameras, and it is hard to apply in outdoor environments.
The accuracy, imprecision, PCR efficiency, linearity, measurable range, and repeatability, of the qPCR assays were validated using calibration curves [10-fold serial dilutions of the cloned constructs in TE Buffer (prepared in-house: 10 mM Tris HCl, 1 mM EDTA, pH 8.0)].
