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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a protective effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing health, safety, or any situation where something provides a safeguard or benefit against harm.
Example: "The study found that the vaccine had a protective effect against the virus, significantly reducing the risk of infection."
Alternatives: "a safeguarding impact" or "a shielding influence."
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"Female hormones might have a protective effect".
An earlier study of men also showed a protective effect.
Moderate and occasional drinking, though, might have a protective effect.
Addition of SL showed a protective effect.
"Our results for alcohol consumption generally point to a protective effect, especially light and moderate drinkers".
Bilingualism, in other words, seems to have a protective effect on cognitive decline.
Recently, a protective effect of metformin has been described.
This observation suggests that DENV immunity has a protective effect against subsequent ZIKV infection.
Eating fibre in the form of breakfast cereals and bread had a protective effect, however.
This suggests that caffeine exerts a protective effect on oculomotor control during exercise-induced fatigue2.
Some good studies, however, found a protective effect from high-fiber intake.
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