The phrase "range of population" is correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The country has a wide range of population, from rural villages to bustling cities.
What's really interesting is that the range of population growth is so wide.
Here, to be more precise, "most of the units" means more than half of the range of population coupling spanned by the measured units.
A large network of 3000 excitatory neurons is simulated with a network topology generated from second-order statistics which allows a range of population synchrony.
Our results are of interest for the control of a wide range of population balance systems in various applications such as pharmaceutics, chemical engineering, particle shape engineering.
To examine if cell to cell variability existed across a wide range of population expression levels, we analyzed the variation and the intensity of non-unimodal distribution for each gene across single macrophages and C. albicans cells.
The advantages of plausible values have been illustrated by comparing the use of maximum likelihood estimates and plausible values (PV) for estimating a range of population statistics.
We show in simulation studies that CARAT consistently outperforms existing methods and maintains high power in a wide range of population structure settings and trait models.
The parametric statistics returned for each supplied polygon include the count (number of grid cells used in the analysis), minimum population count, maximum population count, range of population counts, mean population counts, and standard deviation of population counts.
We project our dataset into the future applying a range of population change rates to explore how adopting a monitoring programme based on sub-sampling would, for example, affect our ability to detect population decline.
The range of population is 255.
For strong interactions, near a Feshbach resonance, superfluidity was observed for a broad range of population imbalances.
