The phrase "a higher extent in" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly when trying to express a greater degree or level of something.
Example: "The new policy aims to promote sustainability to a higher extent in our operations."
Alternatives: "a greater degree in" or "a larger scale in".
The DOTA-RGD accumulated to a higher extent in the liver than the NODAGA-RGD, irrespective of which radionuclide was used for labeling (Fig. 4a/b).
The resulting peptides might have free exposed glycine along the chain to a higher extent, in comparison with peptides produced from non-swollen skin.
Therefore it is likely that P. arrhenomanes was able to colonize the roots to a higher extent in the phytotron experiment and antagonized M. graminicola more effectively.
The infiltrating immune cells seem to be present to a higher extent in untreated tumors than in tumors treated with RIT.
BCD-dextran polymer was capable of extracting significant amount of cholesterol from phospholipid bilayers and to a higher extent in comparison to available β-cyclodextrins (BCDs).
As a result and in agreement with our studies, it was found that 68Ga-DOTA-RGD accumulates to a higher extent in the liver than 68Ga-NODAGA-RGD (Fig. 4a/b).
Since the activity concentration was retained to a higher extent in the tumor tissue than in the kidneys and in the blood, the T/N ratios for the kidneys and blood were higher after priming, which is reflected by differences in mean absorbed dose.
The most striking difference between 44Sc- and 68Ga-labeled NOC-based peptides was the reduced liver uptake of 44Sc-DOTA-NOC as compared to 68Ga-DOTA-NOC, although 68Ga-DOTA-NOC accumulated to a higher extent in the tumor tissue than 44Sc-DOTA-NOC (Fig. 4c).
Concerted differential metabolic changes were detected to a higher extent in the susceptible, rather than the resistant genotype, thereby allowing differentiation of modules composed by intermediates of the same pathway which are highly interconnected in the susceptible line but not in the resistant one.
When comparing As III) desorption by phosphate/silicate to As V) desorption in high As-loading systems, there was no clear trend for which As species is desorbed to a higher extent in the four clay systems meaning that both As species behave similarly regarding desorption from clay surfaces by phosphate/silicate.
As recently reported, lysophospholipids and phospholipids are excreted at a higher extent in CF patients [32].
