The phrase "a degrading effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a negative impact or influence that diminishes someone's dignity or self-worth.
Example: "The constant criticism had a degrading effect on her confidence and self-esteem."
Alternatives: "a humiliating impact" or "a demoralizing influence."
The fetishizing of the past had a degrading effect on composers' morale.
It is known that LBE has a degrading effect on the mechanical properties of this steel.
Based on residual formability, a predictive model was sought to assess a degrading effect of the flattening process.
This restriction however reduced the number of potential nearest neighbors for some plots and therefore had a degrading effect on certain accuracy levels.
In addition, human anti-acetyl choline receptor IgG4 monoclonal antibodies were experimentally demonstrated to have a degrading effect on AChR when assessed on rhabdomyosarcoma TE671 cells.
It was obtained experimentally as well as numerically, that the top cover of the radiator has a degrading effect on heat output of the radiator.
Third, the hyperspectral data must be calibrated to compensate for any degrading effect produced during the signal transduction.
Therefore, any degrading effect of attention shifts should only diminish the highly significant effect that we have found.
But he is facing a potentially more serious political issue now: The apparent intense rivalry between the women — with Ms. Trierweiler aggressively defending her new position as first partner — may have a slowly degrading effect on his self-styled image as a "normal man" who is now a "normal president".
The experimental study showed that the degrading effect of a particular aging procedure can be more harmful to one adhesive than the others in dependence on the time of exposure.
Hence, in this article, we present a novel backoff algorithm that uses a binominal distribution rather than a uniform distribution to minimize the degrading effect of random number generators.
