The phrase "at considerable extent" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would be "to a considerable extent."
Example: "The project was successful to a considerable extent due to the team's hard work and dedication."
Alternatives: "to a great degree" or "to a significant extent."
And with this penalty of complexity, the performance of the proposed schemes is improved at a considerable extent, which can be seen in the above subsections.
However, this protocol allowed the isolation of M. bovis from 5 animals with no detectable macroscopic TBL, suggesting that missing actively infected tissues did not occur at a considerable extent.
We foresee that technical developments in DTI may overcome these limitations to at least a considerable extent in the near future.
The joint exercises are conducted to a considerable extent at computers and in meeting rooms, however, rather than in the field.
Instead, organizational practice at Uber flows to a considerable extent from the periphery (where policies, norms, and procedures are hard to mandate) inward.
It may be presumed that the production of such phrases is, to a considerable extent, automatized at the motor level.
These expression patterns strongly suggest that the overall biosynthetic activity is to a considerable extent regulated at the transcript level and is strongly reduced in response to N-limitation.
Sāsānian remains of considerable extent also exist at Qaṣr-e Shīrīn, on the road from Baghdad to Tehrān, and at Gondēshāpūr, modern Shāhābād, south of Dezfūl.
The B obs. values at a given epicentral distance have a considerable extent of variance (sometimes 104 times) due to difference in heterogeneous conditions as we showed.
The distribution of drivers' total glance durations on the HMI showed that visual attention was shifted away from monitoring the central road scene towards looking at the in-vehicle display to a considerable extent.
