The phrase "a large side effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the significant unintended consequences of a particular action, treatment, or decision.
Example: "While the medication was effective, it also had a large side effect that affected many patients' quality of life."
Alternatives: "a significant side effect" or "a major side effect".
Propantheline bromide is a non-selective muscarinic receptor antagonist with low or varying bioavailability, with less frequent dosing and a larger side-effect burden (Nabi et al 2006).
"Raising the general level of interest rates to manage a single asset price would undoubtedly have had large side effects on other assets and sectors of the economy".
For the time being, critical MDR infections often require the use of old drugs and combination therapies, which frequently induce larger side effects and morbidity.
As such its not immediately obvious that whether we tax labor at a high marginal rate of 35% or 39.6% has larger supply side effect than whether a young entrepreneur faces a gauntlet of unnecessary classes and fees.
Akathisia is a subset of the larger antipsychotic side effect profile known as extrapyramidal syndrome (EPS).
Whether poor communication was the main reason you and your boyfriend broke up the first time, or just a side effect of a larger problem, you should make a point of having strong communication this time around so that you and your boyfriend always feel like you're on the same page.
The stabilization of disposable incomes will therefore be higher in high income countries, just as a side effect of a larger public sector.
It is a systemic oral treatment which is taken for 15-20 weeks and produces long-term remission of acne symptoms in about 2/3 of people, but comes with a large range of side effects including causing severe birth defects, and must be administered by a physician.
The RLS algorithm may accelerate the convergence, but the large computation load is a side effect.
Among extant cats, skull shape along relative warp 1 is related to the relative size of the upper canine (Table 1), but this is most likely a side effect of large cats having proportionally longer canines, and not the relative size of the canine per se.
