The phrase "agent effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, sociology, or any field discussing the influence of an agent on a particular outcome or behavior.
Example: "The agent effect was evident in the study, as participants responded differently based on the characteristics of the agent involved."
Alternatives: "agent influence" or "agent impact".
However, we found the agent effect in experiment 2a, and modest effects of the event model were also found in Loschky et al. (2015).
We will refer to this as evidence of the "agent effect", as it seems to be due to whether viewers treat an entity in the narrative as an "agent" or not.
Perhaps the process of identifying and locating key agents in the narrative, and attending to them, is an important local coherence maintenance process, as suggested by the agent effect found in experiment 2a.
Nevertheless, we did find an effect on eye movements of a manipulation of local coherence (the agent effect) that was stronger than our manipulation of global coherence (the causal consequences of the bomb).
The agent effect found in the current study appears to have occurred because participants in the No-context condition continued to track the agents (the walking couple) in their event model, which may have been a more automated process (Findlay & Walker, 1999).
We tested this hypothesis in the current study, but the film clip used appears to have been well constructed by the filmmakers to give high importance to both the walking couple and the couple in the car; thus, the observed agent effect was short-lived.
30– 33 Bleaching agent effects are possibly tested and compared using corneomelametry.
There is a paucity of literature on adverse contrast agent effects in animals and in particular CIN.
Finally, combination or single agent effects on proliferation and apoptosis were assessed using proliferation assays, flow cytometry, and immunoblotting.
The results of those studies are conflicting and do not allow a comprehensive characterisation of antiplatelet agent effects on patients with TBI.
In addition to its single agent effects, recent studies have demonstrated a role for panobinostat in resensitizing cancer cells to other agents including chemotherapy [ 45], radiation [ 46], autophagy inhibitors [ 47] and endocrine therapies including tamoxifen [ 48] and letrozole [ 49].
