The phrase "aggressive effect" is correct and usable in written English.
You might use this phrase when referring to the outcome of something that was done in an aggressive or forceful manner, or when referring to a feeling of aggression or a reaction this feeling might cause. For example, "His angry outburst had an aggressive effect on the rest of the room".
It is concluded that the evaluation of the aggressive effect of mineral oil on concrete by experimentally comparing the strengths of oil-free concrete and oiled concrete at the same age is the most optimal and most reliable of the existing methods.
"We were still trying to retain some sort of aggressive effect on resistance, but it was a kinder, gentler, more socially acceptable form of harassment".
It was observed that the aggressive effect of ethanol on gastric mucosa is associated with reduced GSH level [ 40].
It is known that ethanol exerts its aggressive effect on the gastric mucosa by diminishing endogenous NP-SH content [ 57].
To further investigate the molecular mechanism mediating the aggressive effect of TBLR1, the levels of epithelial mesenchymal transition (EMT) markers were examined.
The functional condition of a self-organization system is the existence of the negative feedback mechanism that is inversely proportional to the incremental of the aggressive effects of the system.
Despite the aggressive effects assigned to ACE-angiotensin II-AT1 axis on vascular function during diabetic conditions, there is another important axis from RAS, namely, ACE2-angiotensin(1 7)- Mas axis, that triggers opposite effects to those produced by the former [ 14, 15].
Hidden behind husky-dog contacts and balding prosthetics, Johnny Depp is in his favoured dress-up mode as Bulger, albeit to more shivery, passive-aggressive effect than usual.
While this multi-method approach has provided strong evidence for fluoxetine's impact on aggression, no study has sought to examine the behavioral mechanism by which fluoxetine exerts its anti-aggressive effect.
Clozapine is also widely known for its anti-aggressive effects,, which have most commonly been demonstrated among schizophrenia patients.
Clozapine, an atypical antipsychotic with significant anti-aggressive effects [ 29] is widely used in institutions like state mental hospitals where habitually violent patients with schizophrenia are treated.
