The phrase "addition to the extent" is not correct as it stands and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you want to specify a limitation or condition related to an addition, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "In addition to the extent that we can accommodate your request, we will also provide additional resources."
Alternatives: "in addition as far as" or "in addition to the degree that".
In addition, to the extent actual medical spending per capita is high in McAllen, Dr. Gawande points out other reasons.
In addition, to the extent that students took the SAT multiple times, our data only reveal students' last SAT score.
In addition to the extent of excluded patients, the degree of algorithm overruling is an indirect measure of its clinical applicability as well as of its true impact in the clinical decision making process.
In addition, to the extent that higher body weight has a negative effect on single individuals' probability of marriage, this entails lower expected future access to spousal income as well.
In addition, to the extent that it is developed to grant to God the honor due him as ruler of the universe, the angle of the incline toward pantheism is steep indeed.
The results support that, in addition to the extent and persistence of topoisomerase I-mediated DNA damage, cell cycle checkpoints and DNA damage signaling pathways are critical determinants of tumor responsiveness to camptothecins.
In addition to the varied extent of these infections among PWID across Europe, some regional variation within the United Kingdom has been noted (7 ) but not fully explored.
Therefore, in addition to monitoring the extent of contact performed, monitoring the extent of high-speed running conducted may be important in attempting to predict the extent of muscle damage induced from match play in back players.
In addition, to address the extent of the methylation changes attributed to DAn alone in the context of cell heterogeneity inherent to iPSC‐derived DAn systems, we differentiated iPSCs from the same subjects into neural cultures not‐enriched‐in‐DAn by omitting the lentiviral‐mediated forced expression of the ventral midbrain determinant LMX1A and the supplementation with DAn patterning factors.
In addition to assessing the extent of HIT implementation in hospitals, the QAS included questions on the extent of implementation of specific quality practices and clinical strategies used throughout the hospital, asked on a 5-point scale anchored by "not used at all" and "used hospital-wide," eight of which could be expected to be facilitated by HIT [Table 1].
In addition to examining the extent to which the indices of state tobacco control policies explain the trends, we also identify notable exceptions (outliers) that deserve further scrutiny.
