The phrase "also be differentiated from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining how one concept or item is distinct from another, often in academic or analytical contexts.
Example: "While both species share similar habitats, they can also be differentiated from each other by their mating behaviors."
Alternatives: "can also be distinguished from" or "may also be separated from".
Cystic PLCH must also be differentiated from rare cystic lung diseases, which are mostly associated with peculiar clinical presentations [27, 28, 31].
Mesial temporal sclerosis should also be differentiated from other temporal lobe epileptogenic diseases, but this is beyond the scope of this review (see Ref. 17 for additional reading).
In addition to the derivation of PGCs from murine ESCs, a recent study has reported that cells resembling early germ cells can also be differentiated from human ESCs based on the application of a monolayer culture, and that these cells express Vasa, Oct4, Stella, and Scp3 [20].
The past findings for rabbits should also be differentiated from what may happen in humans.
Using this criterium, candidate miRNAs can also be differentiated from other regulatory RNAs such as siRNAs [ 19, 23, 27].
It should also be differentiated from nystagmus blockage syndrome, which is often considered a special form of INS.
However, as part this process he has also been differentiated from most contemporary Puerto Ricans, with multiple authors describing him as possessing blue eyes and curly blonde hair.
In addition to brain cells, vascular cells with putative pericyte identity have also been differentiated from hPSCs [ 120, 121].
The labor market effect of occupational interaction not only is, therefore, able to exert influences on individual labor market outcomes but also can be differentiated from functions of general individual social networking.
It also can be differentiated from Corythosaurus by its lack of forking nasal processes making up part of the sides of the crest, which is the only way to tell juveniles of the two genera apart, as the crests took on their distinctive forms as the animals aged.
Human RPE cells also could be differentiated from human ESCs (hESCs) by similar ways: hESCs were seeded on an inactivated feeder and allowed to overgrow until confluent (approximately 2 weeks).
