The phrase "an intermediate extent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a level or degree that is between two extremes or stages.
Example: "The project was completed to an intermediate extent, allowing for further improvements in the next phase."
Alternatives: "a moderate degree" or "a partial level".
Leukocytes from mothers determined to be carriers of X-linked recessive CGD by intermediate phagocytic reduction of NBT elaborated O2- to an intermediate extent, further demonstrating the interrelationship between NBT reduction and O2- generation in phagocytizing cells.
The results in HOXB2 are consistent with the literature which has described a bivalent domain structure of the chromatin of homeobox genes, wherein both pluripotent and terminally differentiated tissue exhibit marks of both active and repressive chromatin within the same region [31], [32], and thus an intermediate extent of DNA methylation.
The mms4-7A mutatimpairedired the late processing of SCJs to an intermediate extent compared to Mms4 depletion.
Full-length Daple binds preferentially to the cytoplasmic tail of FZD7R, to an intermediate extent to the cytoplasmic tail FZD6R and only weakly the cytoplasmic tails of other FZDRs.
Our study clearly shows that at more advanced stages of AD, i.e. AD with moderate or severe dementia, cell loss is most pronounced in the NbM, while the layer II entorhinal cortex neurons are least affected and the LC shows an intermediate extent of cell loss.
The general curvature of the seed spirals of A. mirabilis (Fig. 9D) is intermediate, accounting for its intermediate extent of a half-turn around the cone (180°; Fig. 9E, F).
No evidence from WAXD measurements was found for preferential hydrolysis of non-crystalline cellulose at intermediate extent of digestion, for both wood pulp and hydrothermally treated straw.
Research on burns has generated sustained interest over the past few decades, and several important advancements have resulted in more effective patient stabilization and decreased mortality, especially among young patients and those with burns of intermediate extent.
The Populus genome has experienced at least four rounds of genome duplication: two ancient duplication events prior to the gymnosperm-angiosperm divergence and before the diversification of all extent angiosperms, an intermediate event shared with all core eudicots plants, and a recent event occurring after the divergence of the lineages leading to Populus and Arabidopsis [ 22, 23, 25].
The intermediate disturbance hypothesis (IDH) posits that biodiversity should be highest at intermediate time periods after a disturbance, at intermediate frequencies of disturbance, and at intermediate extents of disturbance.
They found that a majority of ecosystem service studies were conducted across intermediate extents (i.e., municipal and provincial level).
