"differentiate to some extent" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing the degree to which something is differentiated or distinct from something else. Example: "While both animals have four legs and fur, their behavior and habitats differentiate them to some extent."
Interestingly, a recent publication suggests that following a transient period of c-Myc inactivation, at least some previously c-Myc activated suprabasal keratinocytes may differentiate to an extent sufficient to render them unable to re-enter the cell cycle after c-Myc reactivation [ 28].
"How can one teacher possibly be expected to differentiate to that extent?
The combined use of IS 6110-RFLP and AFLP again can differentiate the 'high copy' isolates to some extent, but does not differentiate the 'low copy' isolates efficiently.
In vivo, after chemotherapy, the residual malignant CD34+CD38- cells are thought to differentiate, to a limited extent, producing leukemic cells with an immunophenotype, usually observed at diagnosis.
This system showed that MSCs could differentiate to a greater extent into osteoblasts on the fibronectin patches with side lengths of 300 nm or 1 μm compared to nonpatterned surfaces, in the absence of differentiation-inducing media [ 56].
In our experience, Isl1+ progenitors isolated from murine embryos and ESCs, or human ESCs appeared to differentiate spontaneously into SMCs and, to some extent, CMs.
A cursory inspection of these box-whisker plots indicates that, for the given alignments (which might not be the best/optimal ones), all scoring functions consistently differentiate between the SCOP groups to some extent.
Hence, the EQ-5D should indeed be able to pick up relevant changes in health and should be able to differentiate between subgroups of patients to some extent, but cut-off points for effect sizes or discriminative ability are less relevant in the context of economic evaluations.
With this questionnaire burnout can to some extent be differentiated from other mental syndromes (e.g. anxiety and depression) and that the exhaustion scale can differentiate between employees with and without burnout [ 16]. 2) The 17-item version of the Utrecht Work Engagement Scale [ 17] (UWES).
'Risk' alleles from schizophrenia in particular, and also bipolar disorder to some extent, are found to differentiate ADHD cases from control individuals.
