The phrase "individual extent" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe the degree or level to which something is individual or unique to a person. Here is an example of how it could be used in a sentence: "The students were asked to reflect on their individual extent of understanding the complex topic."
However, the individual extent of desired and undesired effects of a particular biologic therapy can be broader than initially predicted and requires careful evaluation during clinical trials.
They occur in many different contexts, but chiefly on open and barrier coasts and in estuaries and embayments, and range greatly in scale, from a modest total that measure hundreds of square kilometres in individual extent, to an enormous number each of an area no greater than tens to a few hundred hectares.
Individual extent of damage to different sub-regions of the MTL (amygdala, hippocampus, entorhinal cortex, perirhinal cortex, parahippocampal cortex and infero-temporal cortex) was then determined by identifying anatomical landmarks according to Braun et al. [27].
The luminescence generated with si Rrm2 treatment was in proportion to individual extent of Rrm2 knockdown, suggesting specificity of Rrm2 targeting for the XCR effect (Fig. 1d).
Proliferation rates showed a strong donor dependency, supposedly because of the individual extent of MHC mismatch between DC and T cells.
However, according to the above-mentioned definition, discordance for body length and/or weight at birth was present in only 11 out of 20 twin pairs, and the individual extent of catch-up growth between laser treatment and birth may not necessarily reflect the severity and discordance in placental blood flow before treatment.
The attendees represented a range of academic and clinical disciplines, including health service research, nursing, medical and psychology and all had an expressed research interest in Health Literacy, individuals' extent of research experience was not known.
For each species, map-files of the individual geographic extent of its distribution were available, including information about the presence, origin and season.
The first clinical dilemma that arises is how to select, from such a vast number of patients with thyroid lesions, patients that require surgery and secondly, what is the individual appropriate extent of surgery.
This short self‐report instrument is designed to measure, from the perspective of the individual, the extent of restriction from participation in 11 aspects of life that comprehensively measure participation in older adults.
Given to several thousands of individuals, the extent of this survey is very broad, covering demographic, laboratory and examination information, as well as responses to a fairly comprehensive health questionnaire.
