The phrase "acceptable effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or outcome of an action, decision, or policy that meets a certain standard or is deemed satisfactory.
Example: "The changes implemented in the project resulted in an acceptable effect on overall productivity."
Alternatives: "satisfactory outcome" or "tolerable impact".
Considering acceptable effect sizes of 50% for cultivated GMP would counteract current efforts to halt the loss of farmland biodiversity.
Acceptable effect thresholds have to take into account that even current agricultural practices are among the most important pressures on terrestrial biodiversity and ecosystems [43, 44].
With respect to the magnitude of the acceptable effect observed in the ERA, EFSA considers the level of endangerment as a critical factor, also recognising that this can vary regionally [13].
Although LoCs should be set independently from acceptable control mortalities for standardised ecotoxicological testing protocols, these must be kept in mind when deciding on acceptable effect sizes for laboratory tests using non-target organisms.
Any decisions on LoCs for the ERA must therefore be aware of the potential consequences of acceptable effect sizes for the relevant ecological entities and ecosystem functions and services if large-scale and long-term GMO cultivation is envisaged.
The results also showed that both treatments were positive against potential microbial pathogen and in addition, processing by composting had a more acceptable effect on the heterotrophic properties of the derived biosolid (Fig. 13).
The increase of plasticizer content up to 10.5 kg/m3 had acceptable effects on GPC properties due to improved workability.
The intellectual property/antitrust interface requires a careful and flexible balance between the acceptable effects of proprietary rights on static efficiency, and the anticipated welfare gains of dynamic efficiency.
Consequently, any devices that have not been investigated in such controlled studies and have shown to be effective with an acceptable side effect profile should not be used at all.
Based on the experience in recurrent disease, IMRT can be very effective in treating rT3-4 lesions, with acceptable side effect.
Our review shows that an integrative care program for DMD patients on long term daily GC is effective in improving motor outcomes with an acceptable side effect profile.
