The phrase "a minor effect of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or influence of something that is not significant or substantial.
Example: "The new policy had a minor effect of reducing costs, but the overall savings were negligible."
Alternatives: "a slight impact of" or "a small influence of".
The press-fit stem presented a minor effect of strain shielding but was more extensively throughout the stem.
In conclusion, this study detected only a minor effect of a fragmented agricultural landscape on functional habitat connectivity in three common grasshopper species.
A coupled FE BE analysis with a rigid pile cap predicts a resonance frequency of 11.7 Hz, demonstrating a minor effect of the pile cap flexibility on the resonance frequency of the telescope pier.
A considerably lower 5D value was observed for the inactivation kinetic at the highest concentration of cellulose particles compared to the absorptive liquids, indicating a minor effect of turbidity on the reduction rate.
A minor effect of adding ethoxyquin to a diet with tocopherol mix and ascorbic acid was detected in one of the experiments, but this effect was not reproduced in the other experiments.
It is shown that there is only a minor effect of the size and density of the marker particles so that the velocities of these particles adequately represent the velocity of the bulk material.
This indicates that tamoxifen administration has a minor effect on growth of neonates, probably by reducing lactation of the mother [ 22], while the absence of Mll2 does not.
As opposed to CO removal from air, results in this report suggests that carbonates have a minor effect on deactivation of Au/TiO2 in dry H2-rich conditions.
Thus smoothing behavior of reinforcing steel has a minor effect on computed probabilities of the RC frame.
These should have a minor effect on the efficiency of the rejection and loss of real photons.
The presence of monovalent metal ions had only a minor effect on the stability of oxytocin (stored at 55°C).
