The phrase "differentiate the effects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the distinction between various impacts or outcomes in a specific context, such as research or analysis.
Example: "In this study, we aim to differentiate the effects of the two treatments on patient recovery times."
Alternatives: "distinguish the impacts" or "identify the effects."
A study was performed to differentiate the effects of elastic and plastic deformation on magnetic Barkhausen noise (MBN) signals.
Through including five species in our study, we were able to differentiate the effects the level of urbanization has on decomposition in more detail than previous studies.
It is also difficult to differentiate the effects of the timing of entry into ECEC from family background factors and program quality factors (Zaslow et al. 2010).
Perhaps the biggest limitation of this analysis is the inability to differentiate the effects of TBI from that of PPTH on brain structure.
This pilot study aimed to differentiate the effects of physical rehearsal (PR) and cognitive rehearsal (CR) modalities on surgical trainee technical knowledge retention.
OBJECTIVE: we aimed to differentiate the effects of three modes (A-Flex, C-Flex and 0- Flex) on CPAP compliance and comfort ability for randomized OSA patients.
In order to differentiate the effects of the anion and cation on the viscosity of ILs, 24 sub-structures related to the chemical structure of anions, and 22 sub-structures related to the chemical structure of cations were implemented.
We were not able to differentiate the effects of L2 writing instructions from the effects of L2 instructions for speaking, listening, and reading, and also students' proficiency levels, teachers' different teaching styles, and other extraneous variables.
We use a biogeochemical model of the terrestrial biosphere to differentiate the effects of temperature and precipitation on net primary production (NPP) and heterotrophic respiration (Rh) during the two largest anomalies in atmospheric CO2 increase during the last 25 years.
The results of these experiments allowed us to differentiate the effects associated with microbial lag and growth, two coupled processes whose impacts on the biodegradation and transport of contaminants can be difficult to distinguish.
In addition, the profile of NIBR-0213 makes it an attractive candidate to further study the consequences of S1P1 receptor antagonism and to differentiate the effects from those of S1P1 agonists.
