"differentiated measures" is correct and can be used in written English
It is often used as a way to describe making different choices based on individual needs. For example, "The school has implemented differentiated measures to ensure students have the support they need to succeed."
Specifically, the global assessment of functioning (GAF) scale has been included in the DSM as a differentiating axis (axis V) and is the most widely differentiated measure for evaluating psychosocial deterioration.
They can be differentiated into measures based solely on path lengths in a taxonomy and measures taking the so-called information content [16] into account.
The heterogeneous impact of nitrogen deposition from airborne ammonia emissions could serve as the basis for differentiated policy measures.
It therefore is of crucial relevance to include on the one hand more differentiated phenotypic measures, on the other hand functional aspects on the cellular and molecular level as well as biological network analysis approaches to focus on the most relevant findings.
In this way, the RTP signals from each of the four sensing materials packed in the flow-cells can be differentiated and measured.
This can be done in the following way: As the variation of the dynamical variables within a cluster is much less than that between two clusters most of the time during a cycle (Fig. 2), the neurons belonging to different clusters can be differentiated by measuring the temporal correlation of their dynamical variables.
42 The Scale of Psychological Well-Being (SPWB) and the QOLS have been differentiated as measuring two distinct constructs.
The samples inoculated with the P. viticola isolate G were used to count the number of sporangia differentiated, to measure the colonized leaf areas and to quantify the pathogen DNA in each grapevine line at 9 dai.
