The phrase "altered extents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing changes or modifications to the limits or ranges of something, such as data, measurements, or parameters.
Example: "The altered extents of the dataset allowed for a more comprehensive analysis of the trends."
Alternatives: "modified ranges" or "changed limits".
The Supreme Court recently altered the extent to which this Act covers the artistic design elements of an item that is not primarily meant to be a work of art, but rather possesses overall utilitarian qualities.
Pre-treatment of Arabidopsis leaves with inhibitor DBMIB, altered the extent of LHCII phosphorylation and PSI fluorescence emission suggests that activation of STN7 kinase may be dependent on Cyt b6/f under elevated temperatures in dark.
Artificially increasing or decreasing this inhibitory synaptic conductance with dynamic clamp correspondingly altered the extent of motor impairment by the lesion without affecting normal operation.
Therefore the wheel access, which is a form of behavioural enrichment, is unlikely to have altered the extent of CC demyelination or remyelination obtained relative to our standard cuprizone protocol.
In the Court's view, the prevalent political conditions were not so closely linked to the object and purpose of the Treaty that they constituted an essential basis of the consent of the parties and, in changing, radically altered the extent of the obligations still to be performed.
Because this entire process also is regulated by hormones such as insulin, it is likely that nutritional intervention at this early age leading to altered insulin profiles over the long-term could alter the extent of adipogenesis.
The expression of some critical successive enzymes for converting 5-amino-levulinate (ALA) to chlorophyll a was altered to variable extents in ZH2.
In various brain regions of NL2 KO mice, synaptic transmission and synapse formation were altered to distinct extents (Table 2, NL2).
Moreover, it alters the extent to which they act and believe they can act in order to please guests.
Slight variation of building orientation could alter the extent of energy consumption.
