The phrase "a diffusion effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the spread or influence of something, such as ideas, behaviors, or technologies.
Example: "The introduction of smartphones had a significant diffusion effect on communication patterns across the globe."
Alternatives: "a spreading impact" or "a dispersal effect".
Essentially, he accuses Mr Moravcsik of cherry-picking:You can't say that the entire European Union is on the upswing by pointing to a few regions of it that are doing well in certain metrics and implying that a diffusion effect to the rest of the continent...You also can't point to the best bits of the EU and compare it to the U.S. as a whole.
Considering the effects of spatial diffusion, Huang et al. [17] studied bifurcation and temporal periodic patterns in a delayed plant-pollinator model with a diffusion effect.
The reaction mechanism or linkage structures produced in the model compound system studied may be somewhat different from those of the real system due to a diffusion effect in real systems or to the different activation energy in both systems.
Such a diffusion effect could occur with respect to second birth risks as well.
The fact that the per-protocol analysis yielded significant effect on guideline use where the intention-to-treat analysis did not, could either suggest that participating PTs did not share the content of the implementation seminar sufficiently with non-attending colleagues, or that there was a diffusion effect between the intervention and control groups.
The twin faults are dramatically suppressed and even completely eliminated in the NW branch after kinking, which is attributed to a stable In supply with a negligible diffusion effect.
Both a diffusion velocity correction, which is necessary to properly conserve mass with Fick's law, and a differential diffusion effect between the composition-space moving with the flow and fast diffusing species, are introduced.
In this Letter, we suggest to introduce a certain diffusion effect in the substitution stage by simple sequential add-and-shift operations.
On the contrary, for anodic hydrogen oxidation a significant diffusion effect appears at the particle level and is not negligible vs the catalytic particle effect.
In the absence of a bulk diffusion effect, it is shown for the first time that the impedance spectra for the chlorine evolution reaction on a rotating thin ring electrode comprise three consecutive semicircles in the capacitive half of the complex plane.
Randomization was in this project not feasible, as a likely diffusion effect between participants would have made data interpretation difficult.
