The phrase "also can be differentiated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to distinguish or identify differences between items, concepts, or variables.
Example: "In addition to their similarities, these two species also can be differentiated by their unique mating calls."
Alternatives: "can also be distinguished" or "can also be identified".
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.
Speeches of different languages also can be differentiated easily, as each language has its unique vowels and phonics.
L6B pyramidal cells can be differentiated also on the basis of their apical tufts.
Also the remaining 12 species can be differentiated, with the use of additonal enzymes, although other techniques may be preferred for some members of the M. mycoides-cluster.
However, it indicates also that the influence of others can be differentiated according to their relation with ego.
B-like EBs can be placed not only within RS-like and H-like EBs but also in P-like EBs and can be differentiated in lineages to which gram and GEC status can be assigned using sub- and superscripts.
24 This also includes community-onset BSI which can be differentiated in AlertsNet from hospital-onset BSI using the eCRF system; thus, retrospective data about the time before admission to the hospital can be gathered.
We also analyse whether -and how- migration motives can be differentiated regarding gender and educational backgrounds and how migration decisions are imbedded in the meso-level and structured by the macro-level.
These two sections can be differentiated not only on morphological and anatomical appearance but also on chromosome number.
