The phrase "a lowering effect on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or influence of one thing on another, particularly in contexts related to reduction or decrease.
Example: "The new policy has a lowering effect on the overall costs of production."
Alternatives: "a diminishing effect on" or "a reducing impact on".
Figure 5a indicates that the extenders have a lowering effect on the initial gloss, which is partly due to the increased solid content (PVC) of the paint.
In this study, we have shown for the first time that CRA has a lowering effect on postchallenge plasma glucose levels in vivo in humans.
Thiahelicenes are polycondensed heteroaromatic molecules characterized by a chiral helix-like structure including multiple thiophene units, with a lowering effect on the oxidation potentials and a shrinking effect on the band gaps.
Just like insulin is not the only way to lower blood sugar -- exercise, for instance, can have a lowering effect on glucose levels -- food is not the only thing that raises blood glucose.
In addition, in mice the majority of serum cholesterol is in HDL, and therefore decreased HDL formation in cholestasis will have a lowering effect on total serum cholesterol.
Based on the evidence that both S and LG-alleles have a lowering effect on 5-HTT function [21], [22] statistical analyses were performed by combining these alleles as one allele.
In clinical practice, some studies have reported a lowering effect of losartan on SUA level.
In white women, however, 200 milligrams or more of caffeine appeared to have a slight lowering effect on estrogen.
Notably, MNA supplementation to diabetic rats caused a slight lowering effect on blood glucose level.
Ablation of OCT1/2 or pre-treatment with cimetidine had a profound lowering effect on TBC whereas inhibition of MATE1 by pyrimethamine slightly increased TBC albeit insignificantly (Table 1).
Both adjunctive therapies showed a comparable lowering effect on serum cholesterol (total and LDL).
