The phrase "ageing effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the impact or changes that occur as a result of aging, often in contexts related to health, beauty, or materials.
Example: "The ageing effect on the skin can lead to wrinkles and loss of elasticity over time."
Alternatives: "aging impact" or "effects of aging".
More interestingly, the device made out this material gets better in terms of electrochemical performance when subjected to ageing effect with voltage holding for 100 hours.
For a period of time, post treatment surface hydrophilicity degraded due to the well known "ageing effect" but stabilized after two days.
By taking the average of seven different groups of several thousand people each over time – covering most periods between general elections since the 1960s – we found that the maximum possible ageing effect averages out at a 0.38% increase in Conservative voters per year.
Furthermore, the ageing effect on bitumen is highest with UV radiation ranging from 300 to 350 nm, medium with UV radiation ranging from 260 to 300 nm and lowest with UV radiation ranging from 350 to 400 nm.
The heterogeneity as well as ageing effect often found in these mortars that have been used for the construction of monuments and historic buildings, make porosity a difficult property to measure.
On the other hand, as far as the first principal component (accounting mainly for ageing effect) is concerned, the variables which show the highest absolute values of the loadings are the intervals 1394 1434 nm, 1865 1925 nm and 2015 2101 nm [21, 38, 39].
In addition, CMRgl in medial frontal regions showed an inverse correlation with age, indicating the ageing effect of glucose metabolism, 26 or possibly containing a partial volume effect.
Odden et al. showed the opposite sex-dependent ageing effect on cystatin C levels in their population of healthy participants aged 28 100 years old, although the additional ageing effect in their study was clinically insignificant and as far as we understand not corrected for multiple testing as in the present study [ 2].
Although the ageing effect on these ERG parameters is relatively small, it must be taken into account, as patient age and severity of diabetic retinopathy are so closely interrelated.
Since the strain ageing effect has not effectively been considered in design guidelines, an understanding of its effect on partly damaged structures is essential.
The minimum possible ageing effect was only somewhat lower, at 0.32% per year.
