The phrase "a maintained effect on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ongoing influence or impact of something on another entity or situation.
Example: "The new policy has a maintained effect on employee productivity, leading to improved performance across the board."
Alternatives: "a sustained impact on" or "an ongoing influence on".
Also, one patient out of seven received a lower dose of sorafenib, showing a maintained effect on portal venous flow even at low doses.
Interestingly, there was still an apparent effect of glucose on glucagon secretion in human islets overexpressing PASK (Fig. 5b), consistent with a maintained effect on glucagon release mediated by beta cell-derived factors.
This study shows that, under conditions designed to be as physiological as possible, potentiation of RyR opening has no maintained effect on the systolic Ca transient.
Experimental manipulations of positive and negative self-images indicate that they may have causal, as well as maintaining effects, on social anxiety (e.g. Hirsch, Clark, Mathews, & Williams, 2003; Hirsch, Mathews, Clark, Williams, & Morrison, 2006).
In five out of six multivariate logistic regression models, it maintained its effect on the acceptance of eHealth solutions.
In siRNA control (siCrtrl) conditions, 10 nM 4-OH-TAM maintained a promitogenic effect on IGF-1-stimulated MCF7/IGF-1R cells (18% to 25%; P < 0.05), but ERα knockdown (siERα) eliminated the proliferation increase induced by 10 nM 4-OH-TAM.
First we confirmed that PT still maintained an enhancing effect on this different influenza virus in mice.
At these ages, mother's education maintains a significant effect on women's obesity risk.
History of abortion did not maintain its effect on the final model.
However, the tape may still possibly be maintaining an indirect effect on medial forefoot peak plantar pressure after 20 minutes of walking.
A number of interventions in the current review report a negative effect on maintained overall activity.
