The phrase "a different extent of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing varying degrees or levels of something in comparison to another.
Example: "The study revealed a different extent of impact on mental health between urban and rural populations."
Alternatives: "a varying degree of" or "a distinct level of".
Consequently, the electrochemical signals can clearly distinguish a different extent of p53 CTD acetylation on its DNA binding ability.
Altering the pH of the solution leads to a different extent of aggregation at pH 6.5 3.5, responding in accordance with the properties associated with the extracellular environment of solid tumors and endocytosis.
Consequently, ingestion of similar amounts of calories with different lipid amounts led to a different extent of exposure.
Interestingly most of these proteins show a different extent of variability of MCC values for the corresponding conformers.
There are some hints that schizophrenic patients with OCS showed a different extent of volume reductions compared with schizophrenic patients without OCS.
In theory the two objectives are compatible as explicitness of coverage can coexist with a different extent of the benefit package.
Since each of these features is present to a different extent on every chromosome, positioning of territories becomes more probabilistic than definitive.
Each signature was characterized by a different profile of the 96 potential trinucleotide mutations and contributed to a different extent to each of the 21 cancers.
The M-values after normalization showed an effective reduction of the noise, evaluated by the absolute difference between technical replicates, although to a different extent for different ranges of M-value (Fig. 2B−D), with the best performance for low methylated positions.
Any proposed SON algorithm yields to a more balanced loading across the layers/systems and thus improves the QoS of end users.All potential ANS solutions require, to a different extent, the exchange of information between systems and devices to assist the access selection decision.
If one admits that a decrease of activity in orbito-frontal cortex mimics, although to a different extent, the effect of a lesion one may account for the motor activation in response to ugly stimuli as a covert release of an appropriate motor behavior.
