The phrase "a parallel effect on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the similar impact or influence that two or more factors have on a particular subject or situation.
Example: "The new policy had a parallel effect on employee morale and productivity, leading to a more engaged workforce."
Alternatives: "a similar impact on" or "an equivalent effect on".
So far, the influx of Chinese immigrants has not had a parallel effect on East Harlem's businesses, so most of their shopping for ethnic food is done downtown or in areas of Brooklyn and Queens.
Treatment of the OGD-hippocampal slices with pure vitamin C and GSH in proportions equivalent to that found in the extracts exhibited a parallel effect on NO generation as to that found with the drugs.
In contrast to verapamil, treatment of CHRC5 cells with cyclosporin A had a parallel effect on reversal of their drug resistant phenotype and a lowering of their intracellular pH to that of the sensitive cell level.
The lack of a parallel effect of genotype on hepatic expression of coagulation factors in the FL and LL chickens suggests that their ectopic expression in abdominal fat is specific and without consequence to systemic hemostasis.
Likewise, differences in N3RC1 promoter methylation and corresponding changes in glucocorticoid receptor mRNA were found in post-mortem hippocampal sections of suicide victims, which varied as a function of experienced childhood abuse, thus suggesting a parallel effect of early parental care on epigenetic regulation of GR expression in humans [ 111].
We thus hypothesize that only women who are able to metabolize tamoxifen would experience a decrease in density and a potential parallel effect on breast cancer risk and prognosis.
Single amino acid and base-pair substitutions had parallel effects on DNA bending by Fos-Jun-AP-1 complexes and on heterodimer orientation.
Here, we examine whether OT administration to parent can enhance physiological and behavioral processes that support parental social engagement but, moreover, can have parallel effects on the infant.
Moreover, manipulation of the intracellular supply of oxygen free radicals, arachidonic acid, HETEs, or phosphatidic acid (using inhibitors and/or exogenous addition) did not generate parallel effects on the rate of PC synthesis.
First, DR and IIS have opposing effects on some physiological processes, despite their parallel effects on longevity.
