Table:
province and analytical institutional type
type of cancer

prostate
female breast
colorectal
lung

newfoundland and labrador

n
1,556
1,289
1,867
1,306

%
91.6
98.1
98.7
94.4

% ac
63.8
83.5
95.2
85.2

prince edward island

n
536
370
417
465

%
83.4
96.8
98.6
96.3

% ac
64.4
93.2
94.2
86.2

nova scotia

n
3,270
2,903
3,231
3,457

%
87.2
96.2
97.4
94.0

% ac
64.9
79.2
92.6
84.5

new brunswick

n
2,952
2,148
2,106
2,802

%
79.5
97.2
97.0
94.9

% ac
58.7
77.6
95.8
91.4

ontario

n
36,600
31,288
29,684
30,052

%
62.6
56.9
93.5
87.4

% ac
62.6
56.8
93.5
87.3

manitoba

n
2,561
3,124
3,139
3,289

%
77.2
95.6
97.8
94.1

% ac
64.3
71.6
92.9
85.4

saskatchewan

n
3,231
2,667
2,729
2,803

%
86.9
97.5
98.0
94.5

% ac
60.9
91.8
94.4
89.9

alberta

n
8,282
7,646
6,635
7,052

%
65.7
86.4
94.4
84.8

% ac
65.4
86.3
94.2
83.8

british columbia

n
12,328
11,131
10,260
11,037

%
80.9
95.6
96.9
92.8

% ac
58.1
76.2
92.9
81.8

Statement: when the analysis was limited to dad records submitted by acute care institutions, the percentage of prostate cancers was lower, ranging from 58.1% to 65.4%.
Question: what was the range of the percentage of prostate cancers limited to dad records submitted by acute care institutions?
Answer: [58.1, 65.4]