The phrase "acute effects on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing immediate or short-term impacts of a particular factor on a subject.
Example: "The study aimed to investigate the acute effects on cognitive performance after sleep deprivation."
Alternatives: "immediate effects on" or "short-term impacts on".
"Sonar is linked to mass strandings of marine mammals, hemorrhaging around the brain and ears" and acute effects on the central nervous system as well as "lesions in vital organs," Justice Ginsburg wrote.
However, its acute effects on bone turnover markers (BTM) have not been determined.
Future long-term studies identifying the acute effects on weight loss and body composition improvements in women would be valuable.
Acute effects, on the other hand, are transient and are a result of time variant exposure (Peng and Dominici 2008).
Thus, anesthesia and blood sampling procedures can have profound acute effects on plasma metabolite and hormone concentrations.
Nicotine's acute effects on enhancing reinforcement from sensory rewards, shown in animal models, appear to occur with smoking in humans.
This study examined the role of impairment expectancies in marijuana's acute effects on behavioral measures of impulsivity and risk-taking.
Early administration of IGF2 had sustained, but not acute, effects on these parameters and also on placental structural differentiation.
Nitric oxide donors have acute effects on central blood pressure but have not been assessed with renin-angiotensin system blockade.
Evidence suggests that polydextrose increases satiety when consumed over several weeks; however studies assessing its acute effects on satiety are lacking.
Acute effects on body composition and carbohydrate metabolism have been reported, but little is known regarding the effects of chronic SSRI use.
