"low extent" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It refers to a limited or minimal degree or amount of something. Example: The damage to the building was of low extent, with only a few windows being shattered.
NASA says a large Arctic storm in early August played a role in the record low extent.
However, TEM shows the existence of intercalated clay regions, but at a very low extent.
2016 looked likely to break all records for melting when Arctic sea ice hit a record low extent over the winter.
Guanine glycosylation structures were formed to a relatively low extent, likely due to the limited solubility of guanine at low pH.
The route, which cuts around 4,000 nautical miles off the southern Suez route from the Atlantic to the Pacific, has barely needed an ice-breaker since July as annual sea ice melted to a near record low extent.
Surface water extent per season per year showed high inter-annual and seasonal variability, with low extent and variability during the Millennium Drought (1999 2009).
Thirty-one sets of kinetic data collected at 220 °C with a low extent of deactivation were used for kinetic parameter regression.
The results of the investigation showed that Q-POSSs possessing a relatively low extent of quaternization and longer alkyl chain lengths provided the highest antimicrobial activity in solution.
It is less important than catalytic coke due to the low extent of thermal cracking at typical FCC conditions.
"The wet northern European summer of 2012 could very well have been influenced by the record low extent of sea ice in the Arctic".
On the other hand, sorption of DOM onto goethite induces a relatively low extent of Fe III) reduction in the STXM-Fe L-edge NEXAFS spectra (Fig. 7b).
