The phrase "additional effects of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing extra impacts or consequences related to a specific subject or context.
Example: "The study revealed additional effects of the medication on patients' overall health."
Alternatives: "further impacts of the" or "supplementary effects of the".
In addition, we also did not include articles that show additional effects of the cervical length measurement in women without symptoms of preterm labor.
An arena located at the centre of the bore, where there is no vertical gradient of the field and hence no vertical force balancing gravity, is used to control for additional effects of the magnetic field besides that of levitation: here the effective gravity is unchanged.
The additional effects of the side and back panels of complete workstations are examined in detail.
We also include an interaction term, GGAAP × GALMA, to identify the additional effects of the new accounting standards in private firms releasing financial statements under German GAAP.
Beyond controlling for additional effects of the spatial levels we include interactions between the levels to describe a joint effect of regional unemployment.
Trends were stronger for resident salmonids than anadromous forms because of additional effects of the migratory corridor assumed for the latter.
In this modified regression model, the interaction term E t−1 × GGAAP t identifies the additional effect of accounting standards and E t−1 × GALMA t measures the additional effect of the German Accounting Law Modernization Act on the persistence of earnings.
Furthermore, the results are discussed with respect to reaction-time measurements and an additional effect of the quality of the adjacent vowel phoneme on sibilant identification.
We have studied the additional effect of the e-ph interaction on the ac conductance of a localized level, representing a molecular junction.
To simulate the additional effect of the dimensional variability on the probabilistic strength response for the single crystal specimens the ANSYS Probabilistic Design System (PDS) was used with CARES/Life.
To make data easier to interpret, an index patient was used to demonstrate the additional effect of the different stages of endometriosis on surgical outcomes.
