The phrase "a characteristic effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific outcome or result that is typical or distinctive of a particular subject or phenomenon.
Example: "The artist's use of color creates a characteristic effect that draws the viewer's attention."
Alternatives: "a typical effect" or "a distinctive effect".
The nature of the salt has a characteristic effect on the thermal degradation of the polymer.
Furthermore, time has a characteristic effect on the grain size of CCTO with consequent effect on the ɛ r.
We find that restricting the Blinder-Oaxaca decomposition to matched samples gives a characteristic effect of 92% and 86% for the HAZ and the WAZ respectively.
Salinity exerted a characteristic effect on plant development and leaf growth [ 4].
Irreversible hearing loss is a characteristic effect of a number of heavy metals.
There was no evidence for a stage-specific exchange of entire domains, a characteristic effect of AS in higher organisms that leads to functionally diverse proteins.
This may be an unrelated but characteristic effect of Hsf1-dependent genes, or it may be a secondary effect of a transcription factor on the fate of synthesized mRNA as has been suggested for Msn2/4-dependent genes [6].
The aggregate decomposition results (either at means or along the distribution) additionally suggest a decreasing role of the characteristic effect in contributing to the total gap as students advance to higher grades.19 This is consistent with the declining contribution of initial cognitive skill endowments to the total characteristic effect as students progress through school.20.20
Adenoviruses are a family of double-stranded DNA viruses that readily infect human epithelial cells exhibiting a characteristic cytopathic effect.
These results were thus indicative of a characteristic antivascular effect of TZT-1027 in the H460 tumour model.
Gene expression refers to the appearance of a characteristic or effect in the phenotype that can be attributed to a particular gene.
