The phrase "a net effect on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the overall impact or outcome of various factors or influences on a particular subject or situation.
Example: "The new policy had a net effect on employee productivity, leading to a significant increase in overall performance."
Alternatives: "overall impact on" or "cumulative effect on".
Our goal was to determine whether changes induced in TiO2 by sintering have a net effect on the photocatalytic removal rate of trace organics in water that depends on the organic.
However, the rotational instability implies relatively small variations of the centrifugal component, with a net effect on the balance between gravitational and centrifugal forces, providing a continuous, relatively small dynamic inconstancy.
Accordingly, the adipose tissue is probably exposed to opposing stimuli that may result in the lack of a net effect on adipose fat pad weight.
We did not observe any significant alteration in the serum levels of total cholesterol or LDL after 20 weeks on a high fat diet, which demonstrates that Nrf2 does not have a net effect on circulating cholesterol.
In addition to the reduced ability to interact with mucus on the forward stroke, a overall reduction in cilia length would have a net effect on the generation of force in the mucus layer.
Beneficial background mutations retain a net effect on the fixation probability of the target mutation.
Thus, whole body vibration combined with exercise compared with control had a net effect of 10.2 % on maximal voluntary force.
A net effect of mechanically increased IAP on CNS pressures, cytokines and lactate was attempted.
In summary, we suggest that sVCAM-1 may exert either a detrimental or a beneficial net effect on inflammatory MS disease activity, depending on the body region of its primary release.
Methane is considered to be a bridge fuel towards a decarbonized global energy system but a switch to methane has a positive net effect on the global climate only if efficient monitoring systems allow to keep leakage rates low.
This suggests that the inflammatory process not only affects local bone, but also leads to bone loss at distant sites, possibly due to a disturbed cytokine balance with a negative net effect on bone.
