The phrase "a possible effect on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential outcomes or impacts of a certain action, event, or condition.
Example: "The study aims to investigate a possible effect on the local ecosystem due to the new construction project."
Alternatives: "a potential impact on" or "a possible influence on".
Cyclopalladated C7a strongly affected the respiratory metabolism of B16F10-Nex2 causingausing a collapse in the mitochondrial proton gradient, suggesting a possible effect on mitochondria, and possibly leading cells to apoptosis, since it was observed DNA degradation [ 14].
In order to establish a possible effect on validated miRNAs after thymectomy, one-sample (paired) two-tailed t-test was performed based on within-patient change before and after surgery with the null hypothesis that the mean change was zero.
The second major concern is a possible effect on enlargement of the prostate and cancer in it.
The observed influence on the mechanical properties indicates a possible effect on final blend morphology also.
We have previously reported that albendazole suppresses VEGF levels and inhibits malignant ascites formation, suggesting a possible effect on angiogenesis.
Getting an accurate representation of all this into computer programs that model the climate has been a long slog for researchers, which is why the evidence of a possible effect on storms is only just emerging.
Fenbendazole pretreatment reduced the injury-induced CD45R-positive B cell signal intensity and IgG immunoreactivity at the lesion epicenter 6 weeks after contusive SCI in mice, consistent with a possible effect on the immune response to the injury.
We next investigated a possible effect on MH7A cell proliferation after introduction of affibody proteins.
Conclusion Our results are in favour of a significant effect of the ICU-acquired NI on length of stay but remain unclear about a possible effect on mortality.
Similarly, in Sweden the results can be seen as a possible effect on differences between school performance due to the free school choice, in accordance with, for example, Myrberg and Rosén's (2006) results.
It graphs the average global temperature by year and looks at a variety of forces thought to have a possible effect on the Earth's temperature, including the sun, volcanoes, and deforestation.
