The phrase "a different extent from" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It can be used when comparing the degree or level of something in relation to another, but it is better to use more conventional expressions.
Example: "The results of the study showed a different extent from what was previously expected."
Alternatives: "a different degree than" or "a different level than".
This means that we will open up our market earlier than, and to a different extent from, what we expect from the Bulgarian side.
Moreover, passaging may result in a selection pressure for parts of the cell population, for example adherent cells vs. trypsin-sensitive cells, that are being removed to a different extent from the culture flask during passaging and that may alter the overall gene expression profile in higher passages and lead to different results when compared with earlier passages.
From this figure it becomes clear that all kinds of stresses result in an inhibition of cell elongation, but all to a different extent.
Therefore, different datasets suffer, to different extents, from systemic bias when training a QSAR model.
Analysis of individual recombinant trans-sialidases showed that enzymes expressed from different genes were inhibited to different extents (from 8 to 98%) by the llama antibodies.
Yet, different options show a differing extent of rejection.
The dramatically different behavior observed in these experiments originates from the different extent of quantum tunneling for H2 and D2.
FOS consist of a fructose units polymerized to different extent.
On the other hand, asymmetries toward price increase from retail to ex-work price implies that sugar producers were often able to follow (more or less proportionally, and with different extent of delay) price increases coming from the retail sector, while downward variations of retail prices have not resulted in an analogous response by sugar producers.8.8
With a different oxidation extent, different sizes of GQDs were obtained.
