The phrase "differentiated effects of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the varying impacts or outcomes of a particular factor or intervention across different groups or conditions.
Example: "The study aimed to analyze the differentiated effects of the new policy on various demographic groups."
Alternatives: "varied impacts of" or "distinct effects of".
Finally, given the strong spatial correlation of malaria, we take space into account, evaluating differentiated effects of malaria on land use practices.
This paper focuses on gender differentiated effects of life events on the decision to change car accessibility.
The model employs four newly developed accessibility indices and identifies the differentiated effects of land-use accessibility and centrality on pedestrian volume, controlling for street features, location and transportation characteristics, and neighborhood land-use attributes.
The disaggregated data was included to examine the differentiated effects of individual TOU sales particularly peak sales—on total peak demand.
There were no statistically confirmed differentiated effects of the dosage applied on tibia and toe ash in these birds.
Future research should also assess how random slope models perform, which explicitly allow for differentiated effects of exposure on outcome for different groups of countries.
Different mutations of HBx exert differentiated effects on the functionality of HIF-1 α, however, the overall activity of HBx mutants appears to increase the expression and transcriptional activity of HIF-1 α.
The initial TPACK differences observed in teachers thus produced differentiated effects on their perceptions of TPACK development at the end of ICT lesson design.
We test for a differentiated effect of this type of PMR depending on whether countries are technological leaders or laggards in a given industry and for a given time period.
Moreover, the S. aureus strain specific differentiated effect of the RiboLyser treatment suggests that some of the strain specific properties may reside in the specific structural make-up of the bacterial cell wall.
Due to the previously reported sex-differentiated effects of glucocorticoids in milk in this colony specifically (Sullivan et al. 2011), we predicted that these effects would be greater in sons than in daughters.
