The phrase "a site effect" is not correct in standard English; it should be "a side effect." You can use "a side effect" when discussing unintended consequences or reactions, particularly in medical or scientific contexts.
Example: "One common side effect of this medication is drowsiness."
Alternatives: "an unintended consequence" or "a secondary effect."
As an important step in profound seismic risk reduction to earthquakes, a site effect study was conducted at a nationwide scale.
Yamanaka et al. (2016) used MK06 as a reference site for a site effect study in Mashiki.
Step 3. A site effect amplification factor ARV is estimated from AVS, the average S-wave velocity (m/s) of the subsurface structure down to a depth of 30 m, by (4) and AVS is empirically estimated using 1-km mesh topographic data (Matsuoka and Midorikawa, 1994).
Variation in observer effort and competence is inevitable, but this can be controlled for by introducing a site effect into the models used to examine the data [40].
We used the two populations of B. azoricus as distinct samples (never pooled) in order to test whether a "site effect" occurred between Menez Gwen (850 m) and Rainbow (2500 m) and to get partial replicates when comparing B. azoricus and B. puteoserpentis.
In light of this, the analysis was adjusted for a site effect by adding a site covariate to the model.
These results suggest that it is difficult to interpret the sudden velocity reduction at the OWD station as being a result of a nonlinear site effect caused by an earthquake.
Within a provenance, there is a marked site effect on wood colour, e.g. golden brown colour (Kaosa-ard, 1993).
Sufentanil has shown a faster elimination and a shorter site effect than fentanyl in some circumstances [ 30].
This was with both enzymatic loci and transcription factor loci showing that this is not a second site effect, but instead a link from GSL to the clock and flowering.
For example, assuming a baseline standard deviation of Empowerment equal to 10.7 - as found in a sample of Community Mental Health Team service users with psychotic disorders [ 37] - a within site effect size of 0.49 equates to a change in Empowerment of 5.2.
