The phrase "at a high extent" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically intended to express a significant degree or level of something, but the correct expression would be "to a high extent" or "to a great extent."
Example: "The new policy has been implemented to a high extent across all departments."
Alternatives: "to a large degree" or "to a significant extent."
The most critical organs in terms of side effects after radionuclide therapy are the bone marrow, populated by the highly radiosensitive hematopoietic cells, and the kidneys, which accumulate radioactivity of small molecular weight targeting agent at a high extent [10].
The objective of this study aims to create a method to remove nickel in an environmentally benign way from nickel etioporphyrin (Ni-EP) at a high extent and in a short reaction time using supercritical water (SCW).
All items have 'the last week' as time frame and are scored on a 5-point scale ranging from 'not at all' to 'to a high extent'.
We create a dummy variable which takes the value 1 if the person responds that she feels identified "To some extent" or "To a high extent" to at least one of the following questions: Relate new ideas into real life, Like learning new strategies, Attribute something new, Get to the bottom of difficult things, Figure out how different ideas fit together and Looking for additional info.
By using a multimodal approach including preoperative functional mapping, IOM, and awake craniotomy in some cases, achieving a high extent of resection at an acceptable rate of postoperative neurological deterioration is possible.
The result demonstrated that lipid oxidation took place in mince at a higher extent during hydrolysis.
As a result, proteins could interact with each other at a higher extent, thereby repelling water from the mince.
Non-enzymatic browning might take place at a higher extent with longer exposure time used for two-step heating (Benjakul et al. 2003).
The results show that the mixing process modifies the grading curve of the barite at a higher extent than in the case of the other aggregates.
Since heat treatment caused losses of free water (Figure 4) at a higher extent when compared to that of the sample subjected to pressurization (200 to 600 MPa), this probably led to the toughening of shrimps subjected to heating.
As recently reported, lysophospholipids and phospholipids are excreted at a higher extent in CF patients [32].
