The phrase "adding the effects of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the inclusion or consideration of certain impacts or consequences in a particular context, such as in scientific, economic, or analytical discussions.
Example: "In our analysis, we will be adding the effects of climate change to our economic model to better predict future trends."
Alternatives: "including the impacts of" or "incorporating the consequences of".
Speaking to the Guardian in August last year, Carlos Gomes, SSBL's managing director, said that laying off workers was "the absolute, absolute, absolute, absolute last resort", adding: "The effects of that are too ghastly to contemplate".
Filled bars indicate increases in TDT that would be expected from adding the effects of component treatments, whereas open bars indicate the observed TDT for treatments.
Left panels show the ΔCFF values of when the slip on the Shionohira fault is used, while right panels show the values adding the effects of the Mw 9.0, the Mj 6.1, and the Mj 6.0 events.
To investigate these issues, here a numerical model for debonding of FRP reinforcements is proposed by adding the effects of normal stresses to the classic pure shear cohesive zone model.
Set of values that can directly be compared with those given in Table 2. So, after it was proved that the random variables (r.v.'s) involved in the Rayleigh fading process effectively vary according to the specifications, a filtering process which follows the established by the Young model [18] was implemented and incorporated aiming at adding the effects of Doppler shift on the channel.
However, adding the effects of projected FP use (as shown in Table 3) would avert approximately 46% of MTCT, close to the stated goal.
Thus, TCP delay can be computed from the IP level delay by adding the effect of TCP retransmissions: (37).
For adding the effect of the former selected channels, the ADC 2 should be updated until the optimal channel selection progress is finished.
Also, preliminary calculations, based on a limited number of cases, and including both bicyclists and pedestrians, showed that when adding the effect of AEB, the risk of long-term impairment decreased by more than 90%.
Hence, we have improved the calculation of the transcription factor match score by adding the effect of epigenetic modifications.
We then simulated gene expression levels by adding the effect of the simulated cis-eQTL SNP to residual errors drawn from a standard normal distribution.
