The phrase "a relatively reduced effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or influence of something that is less than what might be expected or compared to another situation.
Example: "The new policy has led to a relatively reduced effect on employee productivity compared to previous measures."
Alternatives: "a somewhat diminished effect" or "a less significant impact".
In conclusion, this study of a Japanese population revealed a type-specific association of filter cigarettes as compared to nonfilter cigarettes, that is, a protective effect against SCC, but no such effect (or, at least, a relatively reduced effect) against AC, particularly among younger smokers.
The only exceptions are Gls, which has a strong reducing effect from ≈8.4 for Gls = 1.5 nS to 5.2 for 5 nS (Fig. S4A), and Ca, which displays a relatively weak reducing effect from ≈8.4 for Ca = 3.5 pF to 6.8 for Ca = 300 pF (Fig. S4B).
Six et al. have shown a stunning 55% infarct reducing effect when treatment was delayed for 24 h after transient MCAO in the mouse with a relatively small sample size of n = 6 per group [ 4].
The reducing effect of phytohemoagglutinin had a relatively slow onset, being manifest after approximately 5 hours; at the end of the dark phase, food intake was reduced by approximately 40% in phytohemoagglutinin-treated rats in comparison to vehicle-treated rats.
External concentration polarization was found to exhibit a relatively small effect on reducing the osmotic pressure driving force.
However, in this situation early switching to the second-line drug has a relatively greater effect on reducing the frequency of colonized patients.
An unpublished analysis of F.B.I. crime data from 1970 to 1998 by Anup Malani, a law professor at the University of Chicago, found that the presence of the felony murder rule had a relatively small effect on criminal behavior, reducing the number of deaths during burglaries and car thefts slightly, not affecting deaths during rapes and, perversely, increasing the number of deaths during robberies.
Changes in cigarette design that have greatly reduced tar yields have a relatively small effect compared with that of people's smoking status and duration of smoking.
In fact, while d-amphetamine showed effects that seem to be relatively specific to the SHR, in that it reduced overactivity, impulsiveness and improved sustained attention, l-amphetamine showed a relatively greater effect in improving sustained attention compared with its effect on reducing overactivity and impulsiveness.
Despite having a relatively modest effect on untreated cells, CtBP1 siRNA significantly reduced the IC50 for 5-fluorouracil to 66.7 μM, the effect of CtBP2 siRNA on IC50 being somewhat greater than this (decreased to 43.3 μM).
