The phrase "are differentiated to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing how certain entities or elements are distinguished or categorized based on specific criteria or characteristics.
Example: "In the study, the cells are differentiated to form specialized types that perform distinct functions."
Alternatives: "are classified as" or "are categorized into".
A potential strategy for improving hESC differentiation efficiency involves a two-pronged approach in which hESCs are differentiated to DE and then isolated and enriched using cell surface markers.
Herein, EPC are differentiated to vascular endothelial cells and serve as the inner lining of bioartificial vessels.
The throat and rock skeleton are differentiated to obtain 2D image of core skeleton and pore, which is convenient for measurement and observation.
According to a spatial threshold, the femtocells embedded in a macrocell are differentiated to inner and outer femtocells, which operate in the mode of dedicated-channel spectrum usage and the mode of co-channel spectrum usage, respectively.
General belief in reproductive biology is that in most mammals female germ line stem cells are differentiated to primary oocytes during fetal development and oogenesis starts from a pool of primordial follicles after birth.
It is also important to consider whether a mutation that does not affect the phenotype and behavior of hPSCs may have harmful effects once the cells are differentiated to a particular lineage of interest and/or transplanted into a different niche in vivo.
And so we need to think about how the sector should be differentiated to meet these different needs".
The current challenges facing UK universities are well-documented and among them is the need to be differentiated, to be better known internationally and to demonstrate research impact.
Uniqlo acknowledges that its positioning concept is important to be differentiated to global competitors like Zara, H&M, or Gap.
