The phrase "an extent over time" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of a degree or level of change or development that occurs as time progresses, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The project has evolved to a significant extent over time, reflecting the changing needs of the community."
Alternatives: "a degree over time" or "a level over time".
Moreover, early control of blood pressure is known to improve BP to a significant extent over time [ 18, 33, 34].
Compared with sequence types obtained by MLST, PorA and FetA finetypes are expected to fluctuate to a greater extent over time.
Activated full-length Btk degrades to a small extent over time, which results in some lower molecule-weight bands being detected on the western blot.
At lower quantiles the association was more pronounced in girls than in boys, whereas for higher quantiles the association was more pronounced and increased to a greater extent over time in boys compared with girls.
Nevertheless, the results above are partially supported by a well-controlled study [ 56] which found that treatment satisfaction was positively influenced - though to a varying extent over time - by the intensity of help with activities of daily living, help with emotional problems and transportation assistance.
We can't precisely say a specific number because of the nature of it, but I can't think of another resource out there that if it was consumed to that great an extent over such a short time period, people wouldn't be paying attention to it.
Additionally, if we assume that the ocean primarily caused the noted correlation, LSOTC offers a mathematical approach for estimating topographic change of the ocean's extent over time.
This enabled a new genetic measure of bird variation across geography, and to some extent over time.
(3) Analysing changes in extent over time was best achieved using aerial photography, due to their high resolution and long historical record in South Africa (1940 compared to 1970 in the Landsat series).
To measure the changes in vaterite prevalence and extent over time, we used otoliths from three cohorts of different sized fish: small (mean 33 g, range 17 53 g), medium (mean 334 g, range 108 582 g) and large (mean 4658 g, range 2775 6360 g), which correspond to approximate ages of 7, 12 and 18 months post-hatching, respectively.
