The phrase "a much extended" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has been lengthened or expanded significantly, but the correct form would be "a much more extended" or "a greatly extended."
Example: "The project has undergone a much more extended timeline than initially planned."
Alternatives: "a significantly extended" or "a considerably extended."
We therefore speculate that in many therapeutic interventional settings there may exist a much extended scope for lowering drug dose (and applying continuously) than previously thought yet increasing effectiveness and reducing side effects simultaneously.
Today they live in a much extended and comfortably furnished township house around a large yard.
If lower degrees of certainties (e.g. 70%) will not threaten the integrity of the wellbore, a much extended range of mud weights may be implemented.
Other than the studies by Herring et al. (1990) and Tralli et al. (1992), our focus lies on the comparison of KF and LSM solutions, based on a much extended and up-to-date set of observational data, and the effect of different ZWD noise models on station coordinates.
Such a combined approach thus allows reliable quantitative profiling for a much extended range of existing transcripts while also adding many novel spliceforms.
It added eight extra items to the 19 items of the MMSE (date and place of birth, counting backwards from five to one, naming a body part, an easy repetition item, animal naming, a similarities item, and a delayed recall test), as well as a much extended scoring range for the original MMSE items, increasing the total score from 30 to 100.
Frederick Hammond, author of the standard reference on Frescobaldi's life & works [Hammond (1983); revised Italian ed.: Hammond (2002)] is working on a third, much extended version to be published online: Hammond (2016).
The β2m oligomers are consistent with the population of a stacked conformation, much extended when compared with a globular protein of a similar mass [93].
It is not a hint that much extends the play's historical depth, but it does suggest one further unexpected aspect of Housman's personality: the precise explicator of texts loved nonsense verse.
And for me, that appreciation very much extends to President Bush.
Human parturition, however, is generally a much more extended process than that of monkeys.
