The phrase "as extent" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing and does not convey a clear meaning in standard English usage.
Example: "The project was successful to a certain extent, but there were still some challenges to address."
Alternatives: "to some degree" or "to a certain degree."
Regional-scale mapping of vegetation characteristics such as extent, configuration, composition and condition are critical for managing native vegetation.
A number of receptive field properties, such as extent or spatial organization (i.e., degree of centre-surround antagonism), can change with adaptation state.
By contrast, household resources such as extent of livestock owned, value of non-farm income, and area planted to cotton affect the adoption choices of male plot managers.
Treatment depends on timing of diagnosis, as well as extent of injury, and ranges from simple endoscopic management to complex surgical reconstruction under usage of pedicled grafts.
The influence of variables such as extent of curing and length of epoxy strands on elastic response at various temperatures was explored.
The effect of key parameters such as extent of gas/liquid limitation, total cycle period, cycle split, and liquid mass velocity were investigated experimentally to demonstrate the cause effect relationships in periodic operation.
Most reported outcome measures explore medically orientated results such as extent of resection or facial nerve function and do not give any insight into how the initial disease, the treatment or operative complications impinge upon the patient's quality of life (QoL).
Thus, SOP preference is likely to influence the second stage of the decision making process, including type of information used as well as extent of information search.
However, other variables may be at play as well, such as extent of education, access to education, access to informal science learning, and political associations.
Other studies examine how acquired firms' characteristics, such as technology life cycle, relative size, or pre-acquisition performance, impact PMI process characteristics (such as extent, speed, or nature of integration) (Karim and Mitchell 2000; Karim 2006).
To account for the "subject-oriented" reading of such V-DE constructions, Huang suggests that one solution is to treat sentences like 74 as extent constructions, not resultative constructions.
