The phrase "as differentiated in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing distinctions or variations that are specified in a particular context or document.
Example: "The results of the study were as differentiated in a previous report, highlighting the unique characteristics of each group."
Alternatives: "as distinguished in a" or "as specified in a".
Among the selected differentially expressed miRNAs, we investigated miRNAs with higher absolute values of read counts and that already had been described in other works as differentiated in cancer.
The telson of the new specimen of Spinosculda ehrlichi is bifurcate, as for the older known stages, but not as differentiated as in the later stages.
The pleopods and the antennulae resemble those of the modern mantis shrimps, but the raptorial limbs are not as differentiated as in the modern species.
Our finding together with an overall F st value of 0.08 suggested that the sub-groups of pearl millet are not as differentiated as in maize (e.g., [ 18]).
One of the protein isoforms, α-actinin 4, was found to be localized also to the nucleus in various cancer cell lines [27], [28], as well as in a differentiated skeletal muscle cell line [29].
and differentiation was classified as moderate in 23 tumors and mucinous /signet ring cell in 5 tumors, as well differentiated in 1 tumor and as poor in 1 tumor.
Tumors were classified as well differentiated in 521 patients (30.3%), moderately differentiated in 253 patients (14.8%), and poorly differentiated in 941 patients (54.9%).
The cancers were graded as well differentiated in 12% (8 out of 69), moderately differentiated in 71% (49 out of 69) and poorly differentiated in 17% (12 out of 69).
"We think we have as differentiated and attractive a proposition in the US as we have in continental Europe and the British Isles.
Primary human bronchial epithelial cells were grown in sub-immersed cultures or as differentiated epithelium in air liquid interface cultures.
