The phrase "wide time range" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a large or broad span of time. Example: The company's budget forecast covers a wide time range of five years, allowing for potential fluctuations in the market.
As a result, the validity of the proposed model will be extended in wide time range for different weathers such as hot and hazy weathers.
The accuracy of the constructed master curves of the relaxation moduli were evaluated in a fairly wide time range and at the boundaries.
To access such a wide time range, we employ standard stopped-flow kinetic approaches (slower than 1 ms) and laser-induced temperature-jump relaxation spectroscopy (10 ns–10 ms).
In particular, the "Scladina" subsample consisted of a reasonably large (20 sequences) local sample, derived from a single deposit in Belgium (Scladina cave), covering a wide time range (30 –130 KYA) [54], with all of the sequence times being reasonably accurately estimated by precise stratigraphic records (for details, see [54] and the Appendix section provided in [28]).
There was a wide time range from LT to recurrence and in post-recurrence survival.
TNFα is a moderately dynamic protein and its backbone amide hydrogen atoms exchange over a wide time range.
A second kind of BIF, known as an Algoma type, formed over a much wider time range than the Lake Superior type (from 3.8 billion to a few hundred million years ago).
Alternatively, induction in roots enriched in more GO terms (43), and wider time range (2 and 12 h).
Hence, there is potentially some suggestion of systematic differences between reviews concerning only drugs and those including other interventions, and between reviews that contain a meta-analysis and those that do not (although such observations could be confounded by the wider time range we considered).
Interball-1 data obtained in the wide local time range near the low-latitude magnetopause makes it possible to analyze the LLBL plasma population and to find a link between possible reconnection at high latitudes and LLBL occurrence.
The bioluminescence reaction of GA occurs within milliseconds after Ca2+ binding [11], and has fast enough kinetics to allow changes in [Ca2+] to be followed over a wide dynamic time range, from milliseconds to hours [10] (and unpublished data).
