The phrase "a deactivation effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the impact or result of disabling a function, feature, or mechanism in various fields such as technology, biology, or psychology.
Example: "The study revealed a deactivation effect on the neural pathways when the stimulus was removed."
Alternatives: "a disabling effect" or "an inhibition effect."
An experimental basis is presented for the determination of reactor activity factors for the multiple reactions affected by structure-sensitive catalyst deactivation, which causes a different deactivation effect on different reaction paths.
Ximenes et al. [ 13] have also reported an increase in the inhibition and/or deactivation effect caused by the addition of soluble phenolic compounds, which could inactivate enzymes by reversibly or irreversibly complexing them.
However, the deactivation effect was lower over alumina-supported catalysts.
Further experiments are required in order to explain the deactivation effect observed when running consecutive catalytic cycles.
The NO conversion experiment has confirmed the deactivation effect of lead on the V2O5 based catalyst.
Shell formation complements the deactivation effect of lipophilic ligands and prevent the QDs from excessive agglomeration which would inevitable negatively impact their photoluminescence properties.
The deactivation effect of IPTG on LacI is modelled through the reversible sequestering of LacI into an inactive form LacI_d that is not capable of repressing the kinA gene expression [ 44].
To test whether this deactivation effect was specific to scene oddity, we conducted the same analysis for face deactivations against rest baseline (F < rest); this revealed no voxels in HC associated with either fornix MD or FA.
This deactivation effect was quantified separately for each focus condition in each of the 6 FG ROIs designed to segregate posterior, mid-, anteriorrior fusiform regions within each hemisphere (Table 3).
In this way, to operate near isothermal conditions and to minimize catalyst deactivation effects, a known quantity of methanol (10 ml) was dissolved into the isooctane as the solvent (250 ml) and the resulting mixture was charged into the reactor along with a predetermined quantity of catalyst (3 g).
