The phrase "a total effect of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the overall impact or outcome of a particular action, event, or phenomenon.
Example: "The study revealed a total effect of the new policy on employee productivity."
Alternatives: "an overall impact of" or "a cumulative effect of".
A total effect of 0.0088 ms is caused by not modeled Lense Thirring and deSitter terms.
Results show that the largest effects are due to "my science class" with a total effect of 0.79195, "my attitude toward science" with a total effect of 07590, and "my interest in science" with a total effect of 0.5770.
The ground magnetic perturbation is considered as a total effect of magnetospheric and ionospheric currents as well as of field-aligned currents.
It has a direct effect of 0.513 on "my future job" and an indirect effect of 0.09151 through out-of-school interests and 0.1714 through "my interest in science" for a total effect of 0.7759. .
The indirect effect was 0.0891, and the direct effect 0.2063, with a total effect of 0.2954.
The minimal adjustment set for a total effect of phthalates on current asthma was sex, parental asthma, and household income.
As a result, it has an overwhelming total effect of 0.79195 on "my future job" (for indirect effects, asymptotic methods are used).
On the other hand, both "my out-of-school experiences" and opinion about environmental challenges result with a combined total effect of 0.2953.
*For a five-month period, beginning on the sell date of 10/19/2015, not holding Valeant had a positive total effect of 26 bps for the Pax High Yield Bond Fund relative to the Fund's benchmark.
Although there was a significant direct effect between IPP and implementation effectiveness, over a third of the total effect of IPP on implementation effectiveness resulted from the indirect effect of IPP on implementation effectiveness operating through perceptions of implementation climate.
Yet, though this is a book on the total effect of a theatre movement, no examples of the work of Picasso on Parade, for example, are shown to compare it to the set design work of Fortunato Depero and others from which Parade may have sprung in whole or in part.
