"range interval" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a numerical range or span. Example: "The temperature at the beach will be in the range interval of 75-80 degrees Fahrenheit, making it a perfect day for swimming and sunbathing."
In fact, it achieves much higher range resolution, range accuracy, spatial resolution while working in the high depth range interval.
The method is designed in such a way that the modification is never out of the range interval.
Notice that each gene expression is bounded in a range interval defined by the minimum and maximum value of all its conditions obtained from the 1436 hybridization experiments collected in the TAIR website (www.arabidopsis.org).org
Compressive strength, water absorption and apparent porosity showed a lack of fit of second order of the model for the range interval studied.
Suppose R(T), R(C), and R(A) are represented as the ratios of range interval obtained by AATRE, AACHA, and AASEE to the true range interval, respectively.
Ten percent ranges were the most commonly estimated range interval for all data classification types.
The selection of the range intervals is based on the characteristics of human vision's sensitivity to gray value variations from smoothness to contrast.
The survival time of juvenile A. pectinata was recorded as not a time point but a time range ("interval-censored data" sensu Kleinbaum and Klein 2012).
As AA tracks the correlations among range intervals of signals, it can provide more accurate word-length range.
In Table 3, ratios of range intervals and the computational complexity are compared among AATRE, AACHA, and AASEE.
The reference range intervals were calculated as the range between those values at the 2.5% and 97.5% limits for the population after exclusions listed above, stratified by gender, thus providing the reference range encompassing 95% of the population.
