The phrase "a simultaneous effect on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or influence that occurs at the same time on multiple subjects or factors.
Example: "The new policy had a simultaneous effect on employee morale and productivity."
Alternatives: "an immediate impact on" or "a concurrent influence on".
Moreover, the changes in permeability, porosity, and vibration frequency have a simultaneous effect on other parameters.
Processes that affect photosynthesis have the potential to have a simultaneous effect on host calcification [11].
HMSCs corrected radio-induced liver dysfunction by a simultaneous effect on hepatocyte differentiation, protection of vascular functions, secretion of anti-inflammatory, and trophic factors.
On the contrary, it is to be expected that other factors that are intrinsically able to produce a simultaneous effect on the whole genome are the real forces underlying this process.
Furthermore, we measured blood flow responses after muscarinic activation with a simultaneous effect on salivation, and verified the presence of M3R in the wall of blood vessels in the submandibular gland.
Hyperoxia appears to exert a simultaneous effect on a number of steps in the proinflammatory cascades after IR, including interference with polymorphonuclear leukocyte (PMNL) adhesion and production of ROS.
To test whether a potential effect of nAChR activation on excitatory transmission could be masked by a simultaneous effect of ACh on inhibition (Couey et al. 2007), bicuculline (10 μM) was applied to block inhibitory transmission.
An effector is considered to be a specific inhibitor of de novo PC biosynthesis when it affects its biosynthesis without any simultaneous effect on PE or NA synthesis (Ancelin et al., 1998).
While age is associated with inherent biological processes, the observation period is associated with external factors that have an equal and simultaneous effect on all the cohorts and ages at a specific period of time.
During progressive sympathetic activation, as occurs during exercise, blood-borne epinephrine has a dominant effect and, because of its simultaneous effect on all cardiac cells, reduces electrical heterogeneity and increases electrical stability.
The simultaneous effect on multiple oncogenic pathways is predicted to be beneficial in a broad spectrum of cancer types that are driven by HSP90 client proteins.
