The phrase "a lessening effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a reduction in intensity, severity, or impact of something.
Example: "The medication has a lessening effect on the patient's pain levels, making it more manageable."
Alternatives: "a diminishing effect" or "a reducing effect."
These two studies demonstrated a lessening effect back towards baseline estimates.
Intuitively, the results with estrogen receptor suggest a lessening effect of estrogen, which would be consistent with our findings of virilization in the females.
The largest effect was seen within one month of administration (RR 0.01, 95% CI 0.00 to 0.16, one study, number sampled 919, Analysis 4.3), with a lessening effect after two months (RR 0.22, 95% CI 0.11 to 0.41, one study, number sampled 953, Analysis 4.3).
In DC focus mode, focusing the positive ions means a divergence of the negative ions, so the interaction between the positive and negative ions can lead to a lessened focusing effect.
Working with the controllable factors that we know help sleep is one way to lessen effects.
Due to the criteria of economy and time, we used a video-simulation based SJT-format: Participants are confronted to situations in a first-person perspective giving a more realistic impression, lessening identification effects (Folkes 1982) and increasing the level of emotional involvement, as they automatically become one of the interactional partners.
The common employment experience may be a factor in lessening the effect of educational attainment in relation to Pap smear screening.
The free sugars are seemingly released from the polysaccharides (except starch) in a rate that effectively lessens the effects of carbon repression on these media.
Walking just an hour a day can lessen the effects of genes that influence us toward obesity.
After this adrenaline rush, your mind will feel tired and need to take a break, helping in putting you to sleep and lessening the effects of the mania.
Bam is too distant, its concerns too peripheral, for its agony to have much effect on building techniques in vulnerable cities like Tehran, where developers and regulators pay scant attention to best practice.But the catastrophe may have one benign effect: a lessening of the Islamic republic's distrust of foreigners.
